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hello again so we take open toolkit users and if we asked them what they want they would say they want dozen cats and a better properties file but just like in screenwriting we shouldnamp;#39;t confuse what the hero wants and what the hero needs so we need to give them what they need and like in screenwriting the things hero wants are concrete and the things hero needs are kind of abstract this is what George actually covered yesterday in his talk about context so if youamp;#39;re there if you were there you already know this if you didnamp;#39;t go there you should get his presentation so this is a like and talk about the concrete things in open toolkit since ot is basically built on top of ant and arguments to open toolkit are and properties youamp;#39;ve always been able to use an ant build file built dot XML to define your argument properties and then call OTS and targets and also has support for reading property files Java property files but theyamp;#39;re not actually just p
