>
> :Note: I do not want to exchange my patterset to fileset because fileset
> are tied to a given directory while patterset are generic.
>
You can keep your patternset and use it as a reference in filesets. You need
to define filesets anyway so you can run tasks like copy, javac, etc.
Example:
<patternset id="standard.utils">
<include name="*some/things/*.class"/>
<include name="some/other/things/*.class"/>
</patternset>
<jar jarfile="${dist.home}/myjar.jar">
<fileset dir="${compile.to}">
<patternset refid="standard.utils"/> <!-- LOOK HERE --->
<include name="**/xxxx/**/*.class"/>
</fileset>
</jar>
Does this work for you?
Ylan Segal.
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