Hi,
pathconvert can be used to perform "String manipulation" on filesets or
pathes.
The following would echo a linebreak seperated list of the files:
(append after the previous example)
${result.prop}
For further manipulation as a fileset you cou
You could backup the directory with the checksums and later use a
fileset with different selector to select those
hash file that have changed.
Example:
xslt does support a nested mapper. Something like this should work:
Bill Milbratz schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> i have a problem which I don't know if I can solve elegantly with ant.
>
> The problem: I'd like to use the xslt task to transform these inputs into
> th
You could set the basedir property:
ant -f a/b/thebuild.xml -Dbasedir=
On a unix shell you could use:
ant -f a/b/thebuild.xml -Dbasedir=$(pwd)
The system indipendent way would of course be placing an antfile in the
top dir that calls a/b/thebuild.xml using the ant task.
This is what David Bro
Hello Sam,
have you thought of using the sql
task(http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/sql.html) to write to the
database directly?
That would avoid generating the csv.
Best regards,
Martin
Sam Hamilton schrieb:
> Hi All,
>
> I would like to generate a CSV file from my Ant script which will th
Sorry,
I have to push this again. Is the question to stupid? To difficult? No
one any idea?
M.
Martin Ficker wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've got a question about the Jar task.
> The JLink task was able to merge the content of jarfiles from
> different, totally unrelated place
Hi,
I've got a question about the Jar task.
The JLink task was able to merge the content of jarfiles from
different, totally unrelated places, defined in a PATH Structure.
"JLink" is deprecated since Ant 1.5, so there must be a solution
without using it. But I'm just not able to find it. Could
