On Fri, 05 Dec 2003, Thomas Lionel SMETS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> <fileset id="compiled.files"
> dir="${build.dir}">
> <patternset refid="pattern.class.files" />
> </fileset>
>
> <!-- The list with all the jars / libraries -->
> <fileset id="lib.files"
> dir="${lib.dir}" >
> <patternset refid="pattern.lib.files" />
> </fileset>
>
> Now for creating my jar, the would like to include both file sets
> defined here above, to have something like :
>
> <!-- The files to be jarred -->
> <fileset id="jarred.files">
> <include refid="compiled.files" />
> <include refid="lib.files" />
> <include refid="java.files" unless="${prod.flag}" />
> </fileset>
which doesn't work as you can't nest filesets into filesets - as
filesets are rooted in a common dir by (Ant's) definition.
You could simply use
<jar ...>
<fileset refid="compiled.files" />
<fileset refid="lib.files" />
<fileset refid="java.files" unless="${prod.flag}" />
</jar>
but I assume you want to pass the collection of filesets around (or is
there any other reason you don't want to place them under <jar>?).
What are the "other things" you intended to do with your jarred.files
fileset?
Stefan
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