Sure enough, you were correct. It seems that the "to" attribute does
not handle literal relative paths very well. If I store the relative
path as the location attribute of a property, no problem doing anything
at all.
What's up with this? Does anybody else find that buggy, or is it just
me?
When you use location="foo/bar", ant expands that, so if you echo that
property you will see something like "C:\my\basedir\foo\bar". Probably
if you specified "${basedir}/foo/bar/*.class" in the to attribute of
your mapper, you would get the same result.
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