[news.eclipse.newcomer] Bind key to specific Ant target

[Scott Sauyet <lists@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Is there any way to bind a key sequence to run a particular Ant target?

I'm pretty new to Eclipse (and may at any time bolt back to the safety 
of my preferred text editor!  ;-) ) but would love to have some of the 
facilities of a modern IDE.  So I'm trying, I really am.  One 
frustration is that in my editor I can easily bind keystrokes to 
arbitrary commands, but I haven't been able to figure out how to do so 
in Eclipse or Netbeans.  For instance, CTRL-5 runs the command

    ant -emacs -find build.xml clean

in the directory of the current file.  CTRL-6 does a compile.  CTRL-7 
prompts for the name of a target and then runs

    ant -emacs -find build.xml <target-name>

I use shortcuts like these all the time, and would rather not have to go 
to the mouse to run them.  Many of them work for me because I have 
fairly standard build files for my Java projects, but the last one lets 
me run any target in the build script and it remembers my recent ones, 
offering autocomplete suggestions as well so I don't have to type the 
whole name.

Is there a simple way to do this in Eclipse?  I can see how to bind 
keystrokes in Window > Preferences > General > Keys, but there doesn't 
seem to be any way to do more than the basic commands built into 
Eclipse.  Am I missing something?

Thanks,

  -- Scott