Thanks Brian
In my case i don't know the number elements <b> in the XML (it can vary)
for. e.g
I can have
<a>
<b src="${myapp1.dir}/common/jsp" target="${myapp2.dir}/common/jsp"/ >
<b src="${myapp1.dir}/common/jsp" target="${myapp4.dir}/common/jsp"/ >
<b src="${myapp2.dir}/common/jsp" target="${myapp5.dir}/common/jsp"/ >
<b src="${myapp2.dir}/common/jsp" target="${myapp5.dir}/common/jsp"/ >
</a>
or just
<a>
<b src="${myapp1.dir}/common/jsp" target="${myapp2.dir}/common/jsp"/ >
</a>
Brian Agnew wrote:
This isn't really an xmltask issue (in which case
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will just read your XML file 'as is'. However you can solve the below
using xmltask using something like (and I haven't tested this but it
should give you an idea):
<xmltask source="myXMLFile.xml" ..... >
<attr path="/a/b[1]" attr="src" value="${myapp1}/common.jsp"/>
<attr path="/a/b[2]" attr="src" value="${myapp3}/common.jsp"/>
and so on, prior to using the <call> instruction.
Anand Krishniyer wrote:
Hi
I am trying to read a path from an XML file.
For e.g here is an XML
<a>
<b src="${myapp1.dir}/common/jsp"
target="${myapp2.dir}/common/jsp"/ >
<b src="${myapp3.dir}/common/jsp"
target="${myapp4.dir}/common/jsp"/ >
</a>
And the section of the ant build file looks like this
<loadproperties srcFile="c:/myappdir/conf/sbm.conf"/>
<xmltask source="myXMLFile.xml"> <call
path="a/b" target="package-Resources" inheritAll="true"
inheritRefs="true">
<param name="src" path="@src"/>
</call>
</xmltask>
The values of the variables myapp1.dir, myapp2.dir, myapp3.dir,
myapp4.dir are available in the sbm.conf file and are loaded
correctly. When I read the src from the xml file, the full patch for
${src}doesn't get resolved. The ${src} remains as
${myapp1.dir}/common/jsp. How to resolve this a correct path?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Regards
Anand
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