Hello Michael,
You could make your task accept a package path such as...
javanccss/resources/exception-javancss.xml
Then, internally, you could load this as a stream. I don't know if
that just makes things too non-standard compared to most other Ant
tasks, but it is certainly doable.
Jake
Thursday, January 16, 2003, 9:31:47 PM, you wrote:
NM> Does anyone know of a way to load an xsl stylesheet from a jar file
NM> rather than a path off the basedir?
NM> I would like to repackage the javancss stuff to include the stylesheets
NM> in the javancss.jar then load the stylesheet from the jar in ant. This
NM> would ease the issues of having to keep track of both the stylesheets
NM> and the jars separately.
NM> Any ideas?
NM> Thanks,
NM> Mike.
NM> sample code
NM> ===========
NM> <path id="javancss.cp">
NM> <pathelement location="${dev.lib.dir}/javancss-xslt.jar"/>
NM> </path>
NM> <taskdef name="javancss" classname="javancss.JavancssAntTask"
NM> classpathref="javancss.cp"/>
NM> <javancss
NM> srcdir = "${dev.src.dir}"
NM> packageMetrics = "true"
NM> classMetrics = "false"
NM> functionMetrics = "falase"
NM> abortOnFail = "false"
NM> generateReport = "true"
NM> outputfile = "${build.lib.dir}/exception-javancss.xml"
NM> format = "xml"
NM> includes = "**/*.java"
NM> />
NM> <xslt
NM> in="${build.lib.dir}/exception-javancss.xml"
NM> out="${build.lib.dir}/exception-javancss.html"
NM> style="javancss2html.xsl"
NM> classpathref="javancss.cp"
NM> />
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