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You are
already in an expansion, so you don't need the expansion round your
property. Try: <if
test="${not file::exists('file.to.check')}"> </if> Cheers, Bill -----Original
Message----- How do I use the <IF> task to check
for the existence of a file where the file name is stored in a property? The documentation shows <if test=”${not
file::exists(‘output.xlm’)}”> ... </if> but trying to do the following does not
seem to work. <property name=’file.to.check’
value=’output.xml’> <if test=”${not
file::exists(‘${file.to.check}’)}”> </if> It appears that the ${file.to.check} is
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