No. There might be a task that does this but it would still need to perform
an extract-modify-update behind the scenes.
On Tue, Sep 16, 2008 at 8:10 AM, jaki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Is it possible to modify a txt/xml file within a jar (or any archive for
> that
> matter) in ant without h
I'm trying to use ant's sql task to execute scripts on a Sybase ASE
12.5.1 database. I thought everything was working but realized that
without the 'keepformat' attribute set my SQL files are being munged
(lined endings and comments being stripped) which means stored procs are
being munged on crea
Is it possible to modify a txt/xml file within a jar (or any archive for that
matter) in ant without having to unjar/unzip it?
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Xavier - thanks. That looks like exactly what I need (for the obvious reasons
for exporting to and working with Maven projects).
Andy
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Yup, although it was my impression the OP did not want to update ...
Also, a purist like me prefers to build from "svn export" rather than
"svn co", in which case "svnversion -c" is not an option (so I use other
tricks involving "svn info" on repo tags).
On Mon, 2008-09-15 at 17:41 -0700, DW Denn