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http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=18795 Pathconvert strange behavior ------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2003-04-08 06:39 ------- It would really help if you'd cut your example to the relevant parts 8-) Let's see: <pathconvert refid="hibernate.mapfiles" property="tmp1" pathsep=" "/> generates [pathconvert] Set property tmp1 = C:\JAVA\PRJ\agapi\build\classes\enerprom\agapi\metadata\reference\Dealer.hbm.xm l C:\JAVA\PRJ\agapi\build\classes\enerprom\agapi\metadata\reference\Userlogin.hbm .xml You say it works correctly, so this is what you want. A space separated list of all files making up your hibernate.mapfiles fileset. The you go on and use that property in <arg path="${tmp1}"/> The path attribute of <arg> expects as its value a String that looks like a PATH like environment variable. You have the files separated by space, a PATH is separated by either : or ;. Parsing your property, "C:\JAVA\PRJ\agapi\build\classes\enerprom\agapi\metadata\reference\Dealer.hbm.xm l C" becomes the first part of your path as the first : is considered a disk specifier and the next possible separator is the : after the C. You get what you are asking for. If you want the value of your property literally, use <arg value="${tmpl}"/> instead. I'm not closing this report as INVALID right now, as I don't know whether I have misunderstood what you want and where the problem is.
