I would use xmltask to insert the below into a dynamically built
build.xml, and then execute a new Ant task to run that.
Brian
On Fri, September 21, 2007 20:42, Karsten Kousgaard wrote:
> Hello
>
> I'm doing my first ANT project, but have faced a problem that I'm not able
> to solve. I have a xml file, which I want to change using a dynamic
> configuration file of some kind. The configuration file could look like
> this:
> <replace path="an xpath" value="the new value" />
> <replace path="an xpath" value="the new value" />
> ..
>
> That fits perfect together with the external task, xmltask. Now the
> problem for me is, how do I parse and iterate the configuration file, to
> give the correct values to xmltask?
>
> I also thought about using xslt, but I don't know how to do that either.
> My xslt knowledge is not good enought for this problem.
> Another challenge is that the configuration file could have properties
> that I would like to resolve, e.g. <replace path="an xpath"
> value="${myProperty}" />.
> But this is more a nice-to-have than a must-have. Any help about solving
> this? Thank you very much
>
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