I don't know if this is just me,
but I don't see the point of <antlib>.
Writing the antlib.xml resource manually
and including it in the jar is trivial.
We don't need special code for it. What
we may need is simply a little tutorial
about writing a basic AntLib, that's all,
and even that would mostly repeat existing
sections of the manual. --DD
> > --- Jose Alberto Fernandez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > > <antjar jar="${jarname}" anturl="foo.bar">
> > > <code dir="...." includes="**/*.class"/>
> > > <antlib>
> > > <task name="boo" classname="foo.bar.zzz.Boo"/>
> > > <scriptdef name="....">...</scripdef>
> > > <antlib>
> > > </antjar>
> > > What do you guys think.
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