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up vote 1 down vote favorite 1 I have installed Ant in my centos 6.3 , installed location are /opt/ant and also ANT_HOME env are same I have created build.xml to test by deleting testdir. This directory exist in the /opt/ant/testdir like this. build.xml
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"); out.println(StringUtils.swapCase("Howdy how are you")); } } The output of this trivial servlet is: This is the Test Servlet hOWDY HOW ARE YOU Let's go ahead and jump right in.