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Hi Brian,
I just tried it and it works :-) (also the attribute value)
I'm going to read some more tutorials on XPath to become
more fluent in it :-)
Thanks a lot,
Wim
For your 'constantvalue' below I'd expect your path to
be:
constant/text()
to access the text node.
For
'constantname' I'd expect the path to be:
constant/@name
to access
the attribute. Now I'll have to check whether you can access an attribute value
as opposed to an attribute node (there's no way in XPath to reference an
attribute value directly).
Brian
ps. haven't checked any of the
above but will do soon....
BERVOETS Wim wrote:
Hi,
I have the
following XML file:
<root>
....
<content
name="Dutch"
locale="locale_nl">
<constant name="stupidlabeltext">Dutch
text</constant>
</content>
<content name="French"
locale="locale_fr">
<constant name="stupidlabeltext">French
text</constant>
</content>
...
</root>
I have the
following Ant file:
<xmltask source="test.xml" dest="test-new.xml"
failWithoutMatch="true">
<call path="//content"
target="echoprops">
<param name="locale"
path="@locale"/>
<param name="constantname"
path="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"/>
<param name="constantvalue"
path="constant[text()]"/>
</call>
</xmltask>
<target
name="echoprops">
<echo
message="Constant: ${locale} - ${constantname} -
${constantvalue}"/>
</target>
The output I
receive on an example xml file is:
Constant: locale_nl - ${constantname} -
${constantvalue}
It
seems that it's not possible to specify an XPath referencing children inside a
param. Or am I doing something wrong? Or is there another way I should
try?
Purpose of this is to convert constants in legacy xml files to standard
resourcebundles...
I'm using the latest XMLTask 1.12
version.
kind
regards,
Wim
Bervoets
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