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The answer to the unknown question :-)
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Via Java API you can use Project.getReference() for evaluating.
Here a little build file
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Subject: RE: Antwort: AW: Check whether a fileset exist
Why do you want to check?
Simply declare it on the beginning of the buildfile and use that where y
