You don't need Ant for that.
With java.io.File and other classes from the java.io. package you can
make a much simpler solution.
On 4/6/07, Marcos Vilela <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello experts,
I'm doing a program that export webservices. In execution time I
have to move some created files to a directory that has been choosen by the
user, and clean the directory where all the files that have been moved were.
Is ANT the correct tool to do this ? Is it correct to exec ant at runtime of
a java program?
many thanks
Marcos Vilela
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