Use the map element! Genius! Why didn't I think of that? Works like a charm
and it's MUCH better than the ad-hoc beanshell I was using in the interim!
Thanx Dominque!
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On Tuesday 08 November 2005 2:41 pm, Dominique Devienne wrote:
> > I'm t
Hello All:
I'm trying to re-use a fileset pointing to a lib folder containing all of my
jars as a manifest Class-Path entry for my project. In short, my approach is
to declare a property referencing the fileset object id. This gives me a
value such as this:
swixml.jar;jdom.jar
I am then look
> I'm trying to re-use a fileset pointing to a lib folder containing all of my
> jars as a manifest Class-Path entry for my project.
> [...]
> I don't want to use any complexity or trickery to acheive my result (for
> example a custom task or a script task) but I just don't see any other way.
> I'm
Hello All:
I'm trying to re-use a fileset pointing to a lib folder containing all of my
jars as a manifest Class-Path entry for my project. In short, my approach is
to declare a property referencing the fileset object id. This gives me a
value such as this:
swixml.jar;jdom.jar
I am then look
