Paul, I'm a bit of a newb....
In making the separate targets, do I do so outside of the target they
are currently in, or can they be nested?
Also, should I replace the current antWrapper with the antcall i.e., in
the same place the antWrapper steps are currently?
It also occurred to me that using a script block (like a <groovy> step)
might be the way to go, but the groovy examples I've found have been
fairly inpenetrable....
Thanks
mike
> Hi Mike, try putting your Session1 exec statements into their
> own ant target and use an antcall instead of the current antWrapper.
> The antWrapper step doesn't expand #{} within tasks like exec
> which aren't steps at the moment. I think you are observing
> ant's early binding "feature" which is binding the ${}
> variables to values at the beginning of the task. You won't
> need an antWrapper in Session2 either.
>
> Cheers, Paul.
> > Session1:
> > <storeRegEx
> > description="Remember registry number"
> > text="gl[0-9]+[a-z]?"
> > group="0"
> > property="regNumber"
> > />
> > <storeProperty
> > description="convert prop type "
> > name="registryNumber"
> > value="#{regNumber}"
> > propertyType="ant"/>
> > <antWrapper>
> > <exec executable="touch"> <arg
> >
> value="tmp/${registry.accessLevel}.lastName.${registrantLastNa
> me.value}"
> > /></exec>
> > <exec executable="touch"> <arg
> > value="tmp/${registry.accessLevel}.regNumber.${registryNumber}"
> > /></exec>
> > </antWrapper>
> >
> > Session2 (separate project):
> > <antWrapper>
> > <exec executable="ls" outputproperty="lastName"><arg
> > value="tmp/protected.lastName.*"/> </exec> <exec executable="ls"
> > outputproperty="regNumber"><arg value="tmp/protected.regNumber.*"/>
> > </exec> <echo message="last name is ${lastName}"/> </antWrapper>
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