To avoid your password being in clear text, one handy solution is to use properties for the username/password like this:
and just make sure to set the properties before that statement. One way to do this is by having ant include a properties file (presumably that ISN'T checked into your source control system) like this:
# Lines beginning with # are comments
some.username=yourusernamehere
some.password=yourpasswordhere
If this file was called "sqllogin.properties", you include it like this:
This way, the ant build file gets checked into your source control system, but the file with username/password doesn't.
Finally, if it makes you uncomfortable to store your password in a .properties file on your machine, you always have the option of using ant's "input" task to set a property by prompting the user.
Whoops...the comment maker stripped out my ant examples. Replace the [] with less-than/greater-than to get the two missing examples in my previous comment:
Hi, thought this might of use to this blog's readership.
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le formulaire de prise de contact là :
http://www.baccoubonneville.com/index.php?option=com_contact&task=view&contact_id=1&Itemid=44
me renvoit (avec Firefox) à la page d'erreur ayant l'url http://www.baccoubonneville.com/index.php?option=com_contact&Itemid=44 et avec comme texte :
Precondition Failed
The precondition on the request for the URL /index.php evaluated to false.
The page http://www.baccoubonneville.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=48&Itemid=35 was to make some promotion about the JUG conference. It has been unpublished as soon as the conference has been done.