xmlproperties and for loop

[Rebhan, Gilbert]

Hi,

we want to switch our property files to xml format.
Now i'm looking for the best structure of that xml file.

i thought of =

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<test>
        
<modul.0>
<label>v_1_0_0_1</label>
<name>Project 1</name>
<at>y</at>
</modul.0>

<modul.1>
<label>v_2_0_0_3</label>
<name>Project 2</name>
<at>n</at>
</modul.1>      
                
<modul.2>
<label>v_2_2_0_1</label>
<name>Project 3</name>
<at>n</at>
</modul.2>

</test>

to access all modules within a for loop i have =

<project name="bla" default="main" basedir=".">

<!-- Import AntContrib -->
<taskdef resource="net/sf/antcontrib/antlib.xml" />

<xmlproperty file="T:/test/props.xml" keeproot="false"/>

<target name="main">

<propertyselector property="module"
        delimiter="," 
        match="modul\.\d" 
        select="\0" 
        casesensitive="false" 
        distinct="true" />

<for list="${module}" param="msection">
<sequential>
        <echo>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</echo>

        <var name="mname" unset="true" />
        <script language="javascript">
            mname=project.getProperty("@{msection}.name");
            project.setNewProperty("mname", mname);
        </script>

        <echo>${mname}</echo>

        <var name="mlabel" unset="true" />
        <script language="javascript">
            mlabel = project.getProperty("@{msection}.label");
            project.setNewProperty("mlabel", mlabel);
        </script>

        <echo>${mlabel}</echo>

        <var name="mat" unset="true" />
        <script language="javascript">
            mat = project.getProperty("@{msection}.at");
            project.setNewProperty("mat", mat);
        </script>

        <if>
        <equals arg1="${mat}" arg2="y"/>
        <then>
                <echo>${mname} already deployed !!</echo>       
        </then>
</sequential>
</for>

</target>
</project>

Instead of the echos there will be the real work later, i.e. checkout
...

Question =

is there a better way, should i have another structure for my xml
property file ?

Thanks for any hints !


Regards, Gilbert

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