Hello,
In your case you can use <basename> to get the name of
the file. For more sophisticated operations on paths
you may find useful <pathconvert> with nested
<mapper>.
Regards
Ivan
--- ar81 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> When I write the following loop, I get absolute file
> pathes.
>
> <for param="file">
> <path>
> <fileset dir="${work.dir}"
> includes="**/*.xml"/>
> </path>
> <sequential>
> <echo message="File : @{file}" />
> </sequential>
> </for>
>
> C:\Temp\dir1\file1.xml
> C:\Temp\dir1\file2.xml
> C:\Temp\dir1\file3.xml
>
> where work.dir=C:\Temp\dir1
>
> I'd like to get :
> file1.xml
> file2.xml
> file3.xml
>
> Does anybody know how to transform absolute pathes
> to relative pathes ?
>
> Thanks
>
> A. ROY
>
>
>
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