Markusin:
Well you can certainly do all the finds and string compares within ant.
In fact, you can probably do your sql work as well from ant as well.
I'm not clear as to what isn't working. You mention using the Exec
task... Are you using ant to call out to the OS to find all files and
do some kind of work using shp2pgsql ? Or, are you using ant for most
of your work (meaning finding, etc) and then taking the results and
"handing" those to shp2pgsql ?
Anyway can I get a copy of your build.xml so I might understand better?
I might not be able to help you today...but usually Saturday and Sunday
mornings are my "tinker time" at home...so I can probably devote some
time to it then...
Scot
Markusin wrote:
Hi Scot
Ok, sorry for the small description.
My intention is to execute shp2pgsql as an ant target.
So first I tried to do this using the existing ant target exec, but because
of small functionality in stringparsing (need to pass as arguments the name
of the file (shapefile), the name of the target-table (which is the name of
the file without path and suffix) and the schemaname).
So I start to write my own ant task, which has as input:
1) input path
2) schema name
The input path will be scanned recursivly, finding all files with the suffix
*.shp, than starts the stringparsing, which creates the name of the table
and after that for each found shape will there should be calles
shp2pgsql <shapefile> <tablename> <schemaname> .
So this I am actually trying (by using the ExecTask class), but without
success.
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