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yes thats enabled but still unable to see that option .
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yes thats enabled but still unable to see that option .

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Is it possible that your build file has changed in any way and is now NOT a valid build file?
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Is it possible that your build file has changed in any way and is now NOT a valid build file?

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nope ... the build file still executes wen I right click and run separately .
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nope ... the build file still executes wen I right click and run separately .

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I am unable to right click and run my build file by choosing 'Run as Ant' 
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the build file still executes wen I right click and run separately 
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I'm missing something here, what is the difference between these two? Maybe a screenshot might help to explain what you are seeing, and what you expect to be able to see!
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> I am unable to right click and run my build file by choosing 'Run as Ant'

> the build file still executes wen I right click and run separately

I'm missing something here, what is the difference between these two? Maybe a screenshot might help to explain what you are seeing, and what you expect to be able to see!

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Is the ANT runtime specified in Eclipse available?
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Is the ANT runtime specified in Eclipse available?

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I will share a screen shot soon .
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I am unable to right click and run my build file by choosing 'Run as Ant' . I was able to do it in the past . Whenever I click it says run confis and that goes into running Java file options .
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I am unable to right click and run my build file by choosing 'Run as Ant' . I was able to do it in the past . Whenever I click it says run confis and that goes into running Java file options .

'Run as Ant build' Missing in my eclipse

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