Hi,
I'm having som struggle with the filtering of some
files.
The problem is that down in a sub-project, I want to
replace say
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@ with the property that is
inherited from the top level like:
base.dir=test
srcdir=${test}/dir
there are two problems:
ant doesn't understand composed filters, as it does
with properties. So when i just include this in my
current scope build.filter and load that as
<filter filtersfile="build.filter"/>, I get
replace.prop=${test}/dir.
What I did to get around that is to export the
properties and to import them again:
<echoproperties destfile="build.filter"/>
<filter filtersfile="build.filter"/>
This works with the current scope, but not with
inherited props in maven. They get exported in a
parentScope=..............srcdir=test/dir...........................
Which is not readable as a filter.
Another try was to iterate via:
<j:scope>
<j:set var="entries"
value="${context.variables}" scope="parent"/>
<!--j:set var="entr"
value="${context.variables.get(${str})}"/-->
<echo>hej ${entries}</echo>
<j:forEach var="entry"
items="${entries.entryMap()}">
<echo>hej ${entry}</echo>
<propertyfile
file="test.tmp"
comment="My properties">
<entry key="${entry.name}"
value="${entry.value}"/>
</propertyfile>
</j:forEach>
</j:scope>
If I set the scope to parent, I get a StackOverFlow
error, but if I don't, I don't get the parent
variables.
What can I do to achieve the filtering?
Thanks for any hints!
/peter
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