> I am trying to copy a list of files, which have fully qualified paths
>
> EG: "/foo/bar/myfile.jar, /goo/car/myotherfile.jar"
> or "F:\foo\bar\myfile.jar, G:\goo\car\myotherfile.jar"
>
> (1) use for loop. For example:
>
> <for param="file" list="${files.lib.remote}">
> <sequential>
> <copy file="@{file}"
> todir="${dir.dist.uses}"/>
> </sequential>
> </for>
>
> This approach generates this message:
> Warning: Could not find file /build/path/ /foo/bar/myfile.jar to copy.
If I remember right, you can't have spaces after the comma.
Plus I think you'd need to use <copy file="" tofile="">, and not
todir="", no? Maybe using file+todir does an implicit flatten mapper?
I've only ever used file+tofile, and filesets+todir, where the
relative path in the fileset to appended to todir.
OK file+todir seems a valid combi from the manual, but it's unclear
whether it flattens or not. I would guess yes, similar to a cp unix
command.
> (2) use pathtofileset. For example:
> /foo/bar/myfile.jar is not relative to /
This sounds a bit like a bug. --DD
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