Hmm... Ant 1.7 in combination with antcontrib <for> is
designed to support this. Assuming you have to use
production releases, I would write either:
(a) a custom task to convert a property set to a list
or
(b) a custom type to wrap a PropertySet ps, with
public Iterator iterator() {
return ps.getProperties().values().iterator();
}
I would pass the result to <for> in either case. (b)
would ultimately be similar to the way Ant 1.7 works.
HTH,
Matt
--- Clifton Craig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I need to iterate a propertyset which lists a
> project's dependencies. It's
> basically just a list of name/val pairs matching a
> 3rd party product (or open
> source jar) with a version. I want to execute an
> Antcall or something of the
> like to ask our jar repository for the proper jar
> file so the build can
> procede after the dependencies have been met. Any
> good advice on this? Thanx
> in advance!
>
> --
> Clifton C. Craig, Software Engineer
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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