--- Jeff Lowery <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Is there some reason you're using <apply> with a <fileset>,
> > when you only have the one file?
>
> Just using it as an example. Replace "generic.xs" with "*.xs" and you'll
> see where I'm going.
Gotcha. So okay, I don't think <apply>'s gonna do it for you. Since you're
not using a <mapper>, I assume you don't have a srcfile->targetfile
timestamp-checking need -- you just want to run them all through whenever
you do, right? Assuming a "yes", I think you'll need to get the fileset,
convert that to a list of names the way you want them, then feed them
through <exec>, using either the ant-contrib <foreach> task or a <script>
task.
Here's using the <foreach> (which I can either send you, or you can pick
up from Sourceforge):
<project name="lowery" default="xsv2">
<taskdef resource="net/sf/antcontrib/antcontrib.properties"/>
<fileset dir="D:/xml/schemas" id="xsfileset">
<include name="*.xs"/>
</fileset>
<target name="xsv2">
<pathconvert pathsep="," dirsep="/" property="xsfiles"
refid="xsfileset">
<map from="D:" to="file://d"/>
</pathconvert>
<foreach list="${xsfiles}" target="runXSV" param="xsfile"/>
</target>
<target name="runXSV">
<exec executable="echo">
<arg value="${xsfile}"/>
</exec>
</target>
</project>
I just used 'echo', since I don't have any XS files to use for real, but
you get the idea.
Diane
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