I'm working on a build file that splits files into 2 jar files, depending on whether or not the file contains a given string:
<jar destFile="${dest.dir}/delta_${delta.timestamp}_FUNC_TKT${ticket}.jar" filesonly="true" whenempty="skip" > <fileset dir="${temp.dir}/${module}/docs" > <contains text="FUNCTIONAL" casesensitive="true" /> </fileset> </jar> <jar destFile="${dest.dir}/delta_${delta.timestamp}_CONT_TKT${ticket}.jar" filesonly="true" whenempty="skip" > <fileset dir="${temp.dir}/${module}/docs" > <not> <contains text="FUNCTIONAL" casesensitive="true" /> </not> </fileset> </jar> Whenever the fileset doesn't contain any files, it'll still contain the directory structure, causing the jar to be created (containing the directory structure). I would expect the behavior to be consistent with basic <jar> functionality, i.e. if no files match, the jar is not created. Is this a problem in the <fileset> implementation? thanks Rob --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]