I believe you should look here:
http://ant.apache.org/manual/Types/mapper.html
(check out the globmapper).
Mike Shea.
I am wondering if there is a way to take a bunch of files and change the name
of them without having to do them one at a time.
this is an example of what i want to do:
examp
If I understand your issue, you have a build.xml file in a common-build
dir, and you want to load properties from files in the common-build
directory, and also from the directory of the build that is referencing
your common build?
I do this in my builds:
build.xml for a given project:
---
If I understand your issue, you have a build.xml file in a common-build
dir, and you want to load properties from files in the common-build
directory, and also from the directory of the build that is referencing
your common build?
I do this in my builds:
build.xml for a given project:
---
Hey Anthony -
This is kinda on the back burner for me for now, since I've been using
the SSH resolver for publishing for awhile... But thanks for sharing
your solution! If I need to get this running in future, I'll definitely
take a look back at this =).
Mike.
Michael Shea-2 w
I believe that the question is about accessing this property from a java
program (compiled to a jar) that was built using ant, rather than from
an ant build script - however your link, Jan
(http://ant.apache.org/manual/properties.html#built-in-props ), is still
relevant.
Some work needs to be
Unless I am very much misinterpreting your question, I think this will
suffice:
Mike Shead.
Hi All,
Is there a way to assign a comma seperated values for a property?
for example, lets say i have different value from another property file
like LNAME and FNAME
Now i want to use ant-contri
Oh yes, I am using Eclipse Galileo.
Let me know if you need any other information that I may have left out.
Shea.
Hi folks,
I am encountering a strange problem trying to use ant-1.8.0rc1 in
Eclipse. My build works fine from the command-line, but the Eclipse
Ant Editor and Ant View is not in
Hi folks,
I am encountering a strange problem trying to use ant-1.8.0rc1 in
Eclipse. My build works fine from the command-line, but the Eclipse Ant
Editor and Ant View is not interpreting it correctly, so I can't run my
ant builds from Eclipse (it thinks the file is not valid, so it can't
dis
