>
>Why not?
>
><mkdir dir="some temp dir" />
><copy todir="some temp dir" preservelastmodified="true">
> <fileset dir="whatever your jar's basedir would have been" />
> <mapper type="glob" from="*.${environment}" to="*"/>
></copy>
><jar basedir="some temp dir" update="${update_val}"
> destfile="${jproject.build.dir}/resources.${environment}.jar" />
><delete dir="some temp dir" />
>
>should do it.
>
>Stefan
Thanks Stefan .. of course I was avoiding the use of a temp directory but I
guess since Java has problems spawning perl scripts (Has anyone else seen
this ?? exec on a perl script does not seem to work at all, though there is
no error logging, etc) I will have to go ahead with it. Would be nice if
JAR was capable of renaming files in it's archive .... or something :)
Thanks though,
Jeremy
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