Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I used the <path id="some-id"> in the
target, then converted it to a property using <property name="some-name"
refid="some-id"> and then <echo>'ed it. From there I figured out what I
was doing wrong with the <pathelement> and <fileset>
elements. Excellent. Now my subsequent .jar(s) and .war(s) don't contain
duplicate .class files. Thank you.
Fred.
At 08:29 AM 8/22/2001, Stefan wrote:
>On Wed, 22 Aug 2001, Frederick N. Brier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Hmm... You mentioned resource attribute. Isn't it used to specify
> > the property file name?
>
>When loading properties from a Java resource that gets loaded using
>the classpath you specify.
>
> > I thought the syntax I wrote would set the property named
> > "model-dist-path" to the classpath specified in the classpath
> > element.
>
>No, that would be
>
><path id="some-id">
> <pathelement location="..."
> <fileset ...
></path>
><property name="model-dist-path" refid="some-id" />
>
> > I had scoped out my larger problem, which I haven't solved yet, in a
> > message posted 8/18/2001, titled "javac classpath element not
> > behaving (1.4beta)"
>
>I'll revisit that.
>
>Stefan
