Hi,
I've developed a <dir2xml /> task. See http://dir2xml.sourceforge.net/
Example (from the dir2xml build file):
<dir2xml in="examples/example1.xml"
out="build/example1.processed.xml"
encoding="ISO-8859-1"
newlines="true"
indent=" "/>
Example input document:
<document>
<hello>World</hello>
<text>
<dir2xml dir="build/src"
xmlns="http://dir2xml.sourceforge.net/XMLNS"; />
<dir2xml>This should stay in the output.</dir2xml>
</text>
</document>
Example output document:
<document>
<hello>World</hello>
<text>
<dir name="src" year="2002" month="5" day="21" hour="11" minute="5"
second="28">
<dir name="main" year="2002" month="5" day="21" hour="11" minute="5"
second="28">
<dir name="org" year="2002" month="5" day="21" hour="11"
minute="5" second="28">
<dir name="znerd" year="2002" month="5" day="21" hour="11"
minute="5" second="28">
<dir name="dir2xml" year="2002" month="5" day="21" hour="11"
minute="5" second="28">
<file name="Processor.java" year="2002" month="5"
day="21" hour="11" minute="5" second="28" />
<file name="ProcessingException.java" year="2002"
month="5" day="21" hour="11" minute="5" second="28" />
<file name="Dir2XML.java" year="2002" month="5" day="21"
hour="11" minute="5" second="28" />
<file name="Main.java" year="2002" month="5" day="21"
hour="11" minute="5" second="28" />
</dir>
</dir>
</dir>
</dir>
</dir>
<dir2xml>This should stay in the output.</dir2xml>
</text>
</document>
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Ernst de Haan
EuroNet Internet B.V.
"Come to me all who are weary and burdened
and I will give you rest" -- Jesus Christ
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