Peter Donald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can anyone give a good usecase forsharing type defs between peer
> projects?
Your counterargument is sharing values via the ${} syntax doesn't
require sharing types - but what if you want to share IDs?
Say project A defines a type mailaddressset - a set of email addresses
to use in the to field of a custom mailreport task. In project A we
have
<mailaddressset id="send-report-to">
<address to="[EMAIL PROTECTED]" />
<address to="[EMAIL PROTECTED]" />
</mailaddressset>
<target name="mail">
<mailreport>
<to refid="send-report-to" />
</mailreport>
</target>
And now in project B I want to do something like
<projectref name="B">
<A:mailaddressset id="send-report-to">
<address to="[EMAIL PROTECTED]" />
</A:mailaddressset>
</projectref>
as I know Pete is not going to be interested in the reports I generate
when running it from project B.
Stefan
