Hello Laurie,

there are certainly several ways of achieving this, but not in pure ant
(as far as I know)

one of the ways is to generate your path on the file, using a stylesheet,

you could have a main ant build file which would get the

-Dprojects="subproj1, subproj2"

parameter, and pass it to a stylesheet which would generate an xml build file.

Then you could invoke a target of this xml build file from the main build file.

The other solution is that you implement in java a custom path type which would 
do what you want.

A third solution would be to add dynamically path elements to a path using 
scripting.

In the ant docu, you will see that it is possible to create tasks (types ?) 
which are implemented with a script fragment written in the build file.

Look at <script/>, <scriptdef/>, ... You have the choice of groovy, Rhino 
JavaScript, Ruby, ...

Cheers,

Antoine





[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

>Hi
>
>To run my main project I currently include all the existing jars using a 
><fileset /> and include the classes of the subproject that I have changed and 
>eclipse has compiled using a <pathelement location="....."/>
>
>eg.,   <path id="allClassesCP">
>               <path refid="javaJars"/>
>               <pathelement 
> location="C:/ProjectBuilds/${view.name}/build/${project}/classes" />
>               <pathelement 
> location="C:/ProjectBuilds/${view.name}/build/${project}/idl" />
>               <fileset dir="${mainJarDir}" includes="Foundation.jar"/>
>               <fileset dir="${mainJarDir}" includes="*.jar" 
> excludes="Reports.jar"/>
>               <fileset dir="${mainJarDir}/3rd" includes="*.jar"/>
>       </path>
>
>${project} is the subproject. and the 'classes' and 'idl' directories have the 
>route of classes for that subproject (com/project/...)
>
>
>I would like to be able to specify on the ant command line 
>-Dprojects="subproj1, subproj2" and for the 'classes' and 'idl' directories to 
>be included for each of the specified subprojects. I have tried using * char 
>in the location path to include any classes: 
>C:/ProjectBuilds/${view.name}/build/*/classes but no success.
>
>
>Any ideas on how to achieve this?
>
>Thanks,
>Laurie
>
>  
>


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