> -----Original Message-----
> > It's your mapper the pb I bet. I'm not sure of what you want to
achieve
> > exactly, I'd have to know where the files are to be sure, but try
> >
> > from="*.xml" to="../../foo/*.java".
> >
>
> well that did something. now the property is never set.
> Hmm perhaps i'll look at <outofdate>
Try with -verbose or -debug. You'll see why the property is set of not.
But by all means check out <outofdate>. --DD
PS: With from="*.xml", the * holds the path relative to
to dir you specified in sourcefile (minus the .xml).
It's then replace using the 'to', and then made absolute
relative the same dir again (I think). Try specifying
an absolute path in to (not hard-coded, using some property)
to map to where your Java files actually are.
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