You could use PathConvert to convert your fileset into a string with
the list of files. You will probably want to set pathsep=" " and use
arg line="${fileslist}".
So, you have:
<pathconvert pathsep=" " property="fileslist">
<fileset dir="${workingdir} includes="*.java"/>
</pathconvert>
<java classname="Test.Main">
<arg value="-all" />
<arg line="${fileslist}" />
</java>
I haven't tried it, but it should work.
Hi,
Please forgive my stupidity, but I have spent hours on this ...
Given the following Unix/Linux command line:
java Test.Main -all *.txt
I wrote the following ant task:
<java classname="Test.Main">
<arg value="-all" />
<arg value="*.java" />
</java>
Test.Main reports it cannot find file *.java.
So I replaced the 2nd arg with a <fileset ... />.
The ant java task reports that it does not accept <fileset>'s.
Similarly, I tried nesting a fileset within an arg. Illegal.
I checked the O'Reilly Ant book and ant.apache.org
without finidng a solution.
I am clearly missing something. It should not be this hard.
Thanks,
Bob
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