>I don't really care much about id, as I only need the fileset
>as a nested
>element inside a task. The good question now is can I use
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>...
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>wherever I would normally use
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>...
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>What about elements that have a nested element that inherits
>from fileset?
>Like for instance the jmeter task,
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> >Sorted${line.separator}${toString:foobar}
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> /*
> Your "id" is on on the unsorted not the ed one.
> */
>
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>Sorted${line.separator}${toString:foobar}
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I read the ant docs regarding filesets, but haven't found what I'm looking
for. Is there any way telling, w
Hi,
I read the ant docs regarding filesets, but haven't found what I'm looking
for. Is there any way telling, what is the order of files inside a fileset?
Is there any way in which this can be affected? For instance, let's have a
folder /foo, with files bar1.txt, bar2.txt, ... bar5
