Perhaps I was unclear. What I meant was to call 'ant' and I didn't know the directory it was in, but I knew what it was called. For instance, if I had build.xml in /x, and there was another created dynamically somewhere down in the directory tree, how would 'ant' find it? I'm trying to use the Style command to find a set of pre-build xml files, transform them into build files, and then call 'ant' on them. The problem is that these pre-build files may or may not exist, so I want to dynamically call 'ant' on the ones it finds. -Jeff Kevin Cummings wrote: > <ant antfile="util.xml" target="prepare" /> > > or > > <ant antfile="util.xml"/> > > At 04:52 PM 4/30/2001 -0400, you wrote: > >What's the best way to invoke a task from another task? > > > >For instance, I'm trying to write a task to search for build files > >further down in the build tree and invoke the ANT task on it once it's > >found. > > > >-Jeff
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