hihi,
why don't you just use ant's <copy> task anyway with the attribute
overwrite="false". this will only copy files that have changed (newer
timestamp) as well as new files that exists in the source but not in
the target. this task however, will not prune the target for you if
the source has deletions...
woodchuck
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> I am trying to recursively copy dir 's from one machine to another...
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