Try incorporating the name of the lib into the property. Something like:
<loadfile property="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
srcFile="K:\r1p1l01a1/@{Lum}/temp/updated.txt" />
Then use [EMAIL PROTECTED] throughout.
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Principal Engineer
Silverlink Communications
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-----Original Message-----
From: Rebhan, Gilbert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 9:18 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Probs with property expansion in <for> loops
Hi,
i have a problem with properties in <for>
scenario =
Three lists :
- list with all environments that should be served
(loaded outside all loops)
- list with all servers of one environment
(loaded in loop 2)
- list of files to be deleted on those servers
- list of files to be copied to those servers
(generated in the outer loop 1 by a java class,
loaded in loop 3 and loop 4)
Buildfile structure :
...
<!-- property = list with all environments -->
<loadfile property="Lums" srcFile="K:\r1p1l01a1\luminfo.txt" />
<target name="main" depends="doall" />
<target name="doall">
<!-- // start loop 1 // -->
<for list="${Lums}" param="Lum">
<sequential>
<untar src="K:\r1p1l01a1/@{Lum}/transfer/[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
dest="K:\r1p1l01a1/@{Lum}/serverdata"
overwrite="true" />
<loadfile property="server" srcFile="K:[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
/>
<java classname="de. ... .ParseCCLogs" failonerror="true">
<arg value="K:\r1p1l01a1/@{Lum}/transfer" />
<arg value="K:\r1p1l01a1/@{Lum}/temp/updated.txt" />
<arg value="K:\r1p1l01a1/@{Lum}/temp/deleted.txt" />
...
</java>
<!-- files to be deleted on all servers-->
<loadfile property="updatelist"
srcFile="K:\r1p1l01a1/@{Lum}/temp/updated.txt" />
<!-- files to be copied to all servers-->
<loadfile property="deletelist"
srcFile="K:\r1p1l01a1/@{Lum}/temp/deleted.txt" />
<!-- // start loop 2 // -->
<for list="${server}" param="server">
<sequential>
<!-- // start loop 3 // -->
<for list="${deletelist}" param="delfile">
<sequential>
<echo message="Delete file -> @{delfile}" />
</sequential>
</for> <!-- // end loop 3 // -->
<!-- // start loop 4 // -->
<for list="${updatelist}" param="copyfile">
<sequential>
<echo message="Copy file -> @{copyfile}" />
</sequential>
</for> <!-- // end loop 4 // -->
</sequential>
</for> <!-- // end Loop 2 // -->
</sequential>
</for><!-- // end Loop 1 // -->
Problem =
Once the first time the updatelist and deletelist are loaded for the
first environment = @{Lum} it cannot be overwrited for the next
environment in the list ${Lums}.
debugmode says :
Override ignored for property updatelist
Override ignored for property deletelist
when getting into the loop for the second @{Lum}
Question =
How to make that loops work with a list of input properties,
properties expanded correct ?
If for loops are the wrong way, what should i do instead ?
I wanted to avoid several foreach loops.
Any hints ?
Regards, Gilbert
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