Provides build and build.bat scripts. Call these and it builds your project. Ant is not needed because it is in the buildtemplate.jar already
Versioning is built into your projects jar for you. Do "java -jar [project].jar -version" and it prints the version
JUnit and reporting of it's results of running all tests
Code coverage on what lines of code the tests covered
Javadoc on the pattern you specify
RMI stubs are created if RMI classes exist and follow a pattern
Generated Javadocs are automatically linked to jdk and junit api javadocs
Enforcement of package design if desired using dependencies.xml
Project specific createdist.xml and release.xml files
Auto-generation of manifest and insertion of main program for using java -jar xxxx.jar(it will run the main specified in the manifest)
Classpath in the manifest is auto generated from the jars in [project]/input/lib
Automatic import of ant-contrib project for additional ant tasks if needed in the createdist.xml and release.xml files
Addition of ssh, scp and ftp tasks
Ability to customize directory structure
Ability to customize junit pattern
Ability to specify to run one test(may be broken right now)
JNI headers are compiled if specified, and make is ran if Makefile exists in native directory

Later things may be added like...