Ant Command Line arguments

How can determine if my ant script was called with a command line argument such as -logfile? I want to be able to determine where the log file is so that I can check it into CVS. Does anyone know how to do this?

Thanks,
Mark

I'm not sure what you're asking. Could you rephrase the question(s)?

Do you want your ant user to specify the location of something at runtime when invoking the ant script? Would simply editing a properties file be a good solution?

Sorry for my lack of clarity.

I am using ant from within WSAD 5.1. When I select Run Ant from the context menu a window comes up with several tabs. One of the tabs is titled "Main". On the Main tab is a place where I can enter command line arguments for the ant. Things such as -quite, -verbose, -debug, or -logfile. The script I am writing will be run by various developers in my group. I would like to be able to determine what logfile has been specified. If they are deploying to production, I want to store the specified log file into our CVS repository. Any ideas for how I can best accomplish this would be greatly appreciated.

Or, would it be possible to turn on logging from within the script even it was not specified on the command line? I'm looking to capture the results of the script whenever it is used to deploy to production.

Thanks,
Mark

[ August 10, 2004: Message edited by: Mark Binau ]
[ August 10, 2004: Message edited by: Mark Binau ]