Property Contents application.startdir Current work directory env.* Environment variables, extracted from $_SERVER. host.arch System architecture, i.e. i586. Not available on Windows machines. host.domain DNS domain name, i.e. php.net. Not available on Windows machines. host.fstype The type of the files ystem. Possible values are UNIX, WINNT and WIN32 host.name Operating System hostname as returned by posix_uname(). Not available on Windows machines. host.os Operating System description as set in PHP_OS variable (see PHP Manual). host.os.release Operating version release, i.e. 2.2.10. Not available on Windows machines. host.os.version Operating system version, i.e. #4 Tue Jul 20 17:01:36 MEST 1999. Not available on Windows machines. line.separator Character(s) that signal the end of a line, "\n" for Linux, "\r\n" for Windows system, "\r" for Macintosh. os.name Operating System description as set in PHP_OS variable. phing.file Full path to current buildfile. phing.dir Path that contains the current buildfile. phing.home Phing installation directory, not set in PEAR installations. phing.version Current Phing version. phing.project.name Name of the currently processed project. php.classpath The value of the environment variable PHP_CLASSPATH. php.version Version of the PHP interpreter. Same as PHP constant PHP_VERSION (see PHP Manual). project.basedir The current project basedir. user.home Value of the environment variable HOME. The following table lists the command line arguments currently available. Parameter Meaning -h -help Display the help screen -v -version Print version information and exit -l -list List all available targets in buildfile (excluding targets that have their hidden attribute set to true) -q -quiet Quiet operation, no output at all -verbose Verbose, give some more output -debug Output debug information -logfile <file> Use given file for log -D<property>=<value> Set the property to the specified value to be used in the buildfile -find <file> -buildfile <file> Specify an alternate buildfile name. Default is build.xml -logger path.to.Logger Specify an alternate logger. Default is phing.listener.DefaultLogger. Other options include phing.listener.NoBannerLogger, phing.listener.AnsiColorLogger, phing.listener.XmlLogger and phing.listener.HtmlColorLogger. -propertyfile <file> Load properties from the specified file $PHING_HOME |-- bin |-- classes | `-- phing | |-- filters | | `-- util | |-- mappers | |-- parser | |-- tasks | | |-- ext | | |-- system | | | `-- condition | | `-- user | `-- types |-- docs | `-- phing_guide `-- test |-- classes `-- etc Phing is script-safe - means that you can execute Phing and Configure within a automated script context. To check back the success of a Phing call it returns an exit code that can be captured by your calling script. The following list gives you details on the used exit codes and their meaning. Exitcode Description -2 Environment not properly defined -1 Parameter or configuration error occurred 0 Successful execution (build succeeded), no errors (there may be warnings) 1 Unsuccessful execution (build failed), errors occurred Source http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.txt Source http://www.gnu.org/licenses/fdl-1.3.txt