><!-- usage : <filedate file="xxx.jar" property="date"/> -->
><scriptdef name="filedate" language="javascript">
> <attribute name="file"/>
> <attribute name="property"/>
> <![CDATA[
> fileName = attributes.get("file");
> propName = attributes.get("property");
> file = new java.io.File(fileName);
> last = file.lastModified();
> project.setNewProperty(propName, last);
> ]]>
></scriptdef>
>I also need the date in a human readable format.
>
>I tried to write a second script but am getting an
>IllegalArgumentException on "new Date(millis)":
>
><!-- usage : <formatdate millis="${millis}" format="yyMMddHHmm"
>property="formatted"/> -->
><scriptdef name="filedate" language="javascript">
> <attribute name="millis"/>
> <attribute name="format"/>
> <attribute name="property"/>
> <![CDATA[
> millis = attributes.get("millis");
> format = attributes.get("format");
> propName = attributes.get("property");
> d = new java.util.Date(millis);
> f = new java.text.SimpleDateFormat(format);
> y = f.format(d);
> project.setNewProperty(propName, y);
> ]]>
></scriptdef>
Project: public String getProperty(String propertyName)
You have to convert the String into a long.
>Also: could I combine the two scripts and return 2 properties
>if format is specified?
You dont return a property - you store a value in project's
property-hashtable.
And of course you can save muliple values.
Jan
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