Hi
I am creating a jar file and I would like the script to fail if the jar
file is not going to be composed of any significant files (I do not view
the manifest files as significant in this case)
I used whenempty="fail" and instead of failure I get a stupid message
telling me that a jar file is never empty (because of the manifest
file). Is there a way of making it work the way I expect it to work (ie
failing when there are no files in the file set) instead of this rather
unhelpful way?
Thanks.
Kamal.
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