<!-- These properties go at the top of your .build file and/or in your local.properties.xml file -->
	<property name="project.root" value="c:\root\development\projects\myproject" />
	<property name="dbghost.path" value="C:\Program Files\DB Ghost" />
	<property name="builder.template.db" value="My_Template_Database" />
	<property name="builder.template.server" value="(local)" />
	<property name="scripter.database.server" value="(local)" />
	<property name="changemanager.database.server" value="(local)" />
	<property name="application.database" value="MyProject_DB" />

	
	<!-- replaceable tokens -->
	<!- basically, you save your xml settings files with a ".xml.template" filename extension (buildersettings.xml.template, for example)
	    Then inside each settings file, you replace the paths and database names with tokens, with this format: @TOKEN_NAME@.
		For example, replace all occurences of "c:\root\development\projects\myproject" with @PROJECT_ROOT@
		When this convert.template target is called, it will copy buildersettings.xml.template to buildersettings.xml and replace the tokens with
		the property values defined in your .build  or local.properties.xml file	
	-->
	<target name="convert.template">
		<copy file="${target}.template" tofile="${target}" overwrite="true">
		    <filterchain>
			<replacetokens>
				<token key="PROJECT_ROOT" value="${project.root}" />
				<token key="APPLICATION_DATABASE" value="${application.database}" />
				<token key="BUILDER_TEMPLATE_DB" value="${builder.template.db}" />
				<token key="BUILDER_TEMPLATE_SERVER" value="${builder.template.server}" />
				<token key="SCRIPTER_DATABASE_SERVER" value="${scripter.database.server}" />
				<token key="CHANGEMANAGER_DATABASE_SERVER" value="${changemanager.database.server}" />						
				</replacetokens>
		    </filterchain>
		</copy>
	 </target>
	
	<!-- DBGhost Targets: dbghost.builder.build, dbghost.changemanager.sync, dbghost.scripter.script -->
	
	<!-- DGhost Builder target -->
	<!-- first calls convert.template on the builder.settings.xml file, passed in as property value.
		 Then, it executes buildercmd.exe against the buildersettings.xml file	
	-->
	<target name="dbghost.builder.build">    
		<property name="target" value="${builder.settings.xml}" />
		<call target="convert.template" />		
		
		<exec basedir="${dbghost.path}"
              useruntimeengine="true"
              workingdir="${dbghost.path}"
              program="buildercmd.exe"
              commandline=""${builder.settings.xml}"" />                          
    </target>
	
	<!-- DGhost Changemanager target -->
	<!-- first calls convert.template on the changemanager.settings.xml file, passed in as property value.
		 Then, it executes changemanagercmd.exe against the changemanagersettings.xml file	
	-->
    <target name="dbghost.changemanager.sync">    
		<property name="target" value="${changemanager.settings.xml}" />
        <call target="convert.template" />		
		
		<exec basedir="${dbghost.path}"
              useruntimeengine="true"
              workingdir="${dbghost.path}"
              program="changemanagercmd.exe"
              commandline=""${changemanager.settings.xml}"" />                          
    </target>
	
	<!-- DGhost Scripter target -->
	<!-- first calls convert.template on the scripter.settings.xml file, passed in as property value.
		 Then, it executes ScripterCmd.exe against the changemanagersettings.xml file	-->	
	<target name="dbghost.scripter.script">    
		<property name="target" value="${scripter.settings.xml}" />
        <call target="convert.template" />		
		
		<exec basedir="${dbghost.path}"
              useruntimeengine="true"
              workingdir="${dbghost.path}"
              program="ScripterCmd.exe"
              commandline=""${scripter.settings.xml}"" />                         
    </target>
	
	<!-- end DBGhost Targets -->
	
	<!-- examples of calling DBGhost Targets -->
	
	<!-- builder example -->
	<target name="dbghost.build.myProject_db>
	    <property name="builder.settings.xml" value="${project.root}\db\myProject_db\buildersettings.xml" />
		<call target="dbghost.builder.build" />      
	</target>

	<!-- changemanager example -->
	<target name="dbghost.sync.myProject_db">
		<property name="changemanager.settings.xml" value="${project.root}\db\myProject_db\changemanagersettings.xml" />
		<call target="dbghost.changemanager.sync" />
	</target>

	<!-- scripter example -->
	<target name="dbghost.script.myProject_db">
	    <property name="scripter.settings.xml" value="${project.root}\db\myProject_db\scriptersettings.xml" />
		<call target="dbghost.scripter.script" />
	</target>