Hi
The Ant copy tag can be used with its built in filtering mechanism. You put in tokens that get replaced by values you specify in tag itself.
When this is done in a maven.xml file, you can vitually replace these tokens with anything, including artifact ids, complete jar names version included you can get out of the project dependencies and etc.
Here is an example.
<ant:copy todir="${dist.assembly.dir}" flatten="true" filtering="true" >
<ant:filterset id="content.filter">
<ant:filter token="batchfile-artifact" value="${maven.final.name}.jar"/>
<ant:filter token="log4j:log4j" value="${pom.getDependency('log4j:log4j').artifact}"/>
<ant:filter token="commons-logging:commons-logging" value="${pom.getDependency('commons-logging:commons-logging').artifact}"/>
</ant:filterset>
</ant:copy>
By defaut, tokens in the files must be enclosed in @ characters (ex. @batchfile-artifact@ that will get replaced by the maven.final.name value)
Hope it helps Eric.
Ian Neruda wrote:
I need to change config file parameters depending on
targeted environment(test or production). Is there a plugin that could do something like this?
Files I need to change are web.xml and my custom xml config file.
Thanks, Ian.
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