Under the parent directory, I have about 50 subdirs which contain multiple
file extensions but I'm only interested in pulling & copying the *.rdl files
and zip them up.
Somebody suggested I should look into filemapper or globber...would those
work?
Thanks
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never mind, neither of my suggestions work - I'm looking into this now. . .
How many files and directories?
On Aug 4, 2005, at 4:50 PM, EJ Ciramella wrote:
so you have the following:
/some/path/to/a/file/file1.txt
/some/path/to/another/file/file2.txt
and in the zip, you want:
/file1.txt
/file2.txt
Try the <zip> task's filesonly attribute and if that isn't enough, try the
<zipfileset>'s fullpath attribute and set it to "/".
?
On Aug 4, 2005, at 12:08 PM, S I wrote:
Hi
I'm trying to zip up bunch of files in many subdirectories undrer their
parents directory but all the subdir names and paths are getting included
in the zip file. The include attribute is not doing it for me. Is there
a trick to this? I just want the files w/o any paths.
Thanks
Steve
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