I'm doing something similar, and it works, but I'm using:
<pathconvert property="xxx-classpath"
dirsep="/"
pathsep=" ${nl} "
refid="xxx.jar-files">
<map from="${xxx.home}\jar" to="../xxx/jar" />
</pathconvert>
Note how I used a back-slash instead of a forward slash. Also note that
stripping ${xxx.home}\jar to the entries in the fileset result in a short
filename (no path at all, so no path separator).
I'm not so sure the 'from' and 'to' attributes of the <map> sub-element of
<pathconvert> have the same kind of path-magic Ant uses elsewhere, and I
think simple literal substitution happens. This would mean the substitution
can be affected by the local platform's path separator character
I'm using a <fileset> on Windows (so I get \ I think), and xxx.home is a
<property location=""/>, so also uses \, and I add \jar. So everythings
using backslash, and works.
Or maybe it's simply my using the 'dirsep' attribute???
Anyways, try using 'dirsep'. If it doesn't help, try using <pathconvert> to
convert everything to the same kind of path separator, and then do another
<pathconvert> to do the mapping.
Confusing, but hopefully helpful. --DD
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Rauh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, August 19, 2002 4:14 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Problem with pathconvert and map, perhaps a bug
If i use this code the pathconvert doesn�t work,
<fileset dir="${resin.home}/webapps/${newbuild.dir}" id="jsp-path">
<patternset>
<include name="**/*.jsp"/>
</patternset>
</fileset>
<pathconvert pathsep=" " property="resin.http-path"
refid="jsp-path">
<map from="${resin.home}/webapps/" to="http://localhost/"/>
</pathconvert>
<exec executable="${resin.home}/bin/httpd.exe"
dir="${resin.home}/webapps">
<arg value="-compile ${resin.http-path}"/>
</exec>
but if i change:
<map from="${resin.home}/webapps/" to="http://localhost/"/>
to
<map from="D:/tools/resin/resin-2.0.5/webapps/"
to="http://localhost/"/>
it just works fine.
But I can`t figure out why?
Can anyone help me please.
Best regards
Michael
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