Please reply to the list, not me, so everyone can see this.
Something like:
<target name="....">
<copy path="web/servlet/context/ro...@id='2']/text()" property="property1"/>
</target>
<target name="....">
<insert if="property1">
On reflection this may not matter. Ant will expand properties on the
initialisation of each target (I think), so setting a property then
reading it in one target may cause problems. I'm not sure if it matters
in this case.
Brian
On 5/6/09 18:29, Adithya V.S.S wrote:
HI Brian,
Thank you for the quick reply,
Please help me understand. I couldnt make out "Note that you should
set the property in one <target> and read it via another (due to how
Ant works). "
thanks
adi
On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 6:58 PM, Brian Agnew <br...@oopsconsultancy.com
<mailto:br...@oopsconsultancy.com>> wrote:
Well, I normally recommend reading one XML file and writing to
another, so this doesn't occur. But you can copy from nodes into a
property, and only execute <insert>s etc. if a property is
set/unset, so that should get you going. Note that you should set
the property in one <target> and read it via another (due to how
Ant works).
On 4/6/09 21:45, Adithya V.S.S wrote:
Hi,
I have a small query in xml task , my example is --
My source file from where i read the properties is like this -
My build-configuration
===================
<buildset>
<builds testname="testing">
<testname>Category1</testname>
<build>development</build>
<build>systemtest</build>
<build>production</build>
</builds>
<builds testname="test">
<testname>Category2</testname>
<build>DEV</build>
<build>TEST</build>
<build>PROD</build>
</builds>
</buildset>
My build.xml is ---
---------------------------
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<project name="java.net <http://java.net/>" default="main"
basedir=".">
<taskdef name="xmltask"
classname="com.oopsconsultancy.xmltask.ant.XmlTask">
<classpath path="xmltask.classpath" />
</taskdef>
<target name="main" depends="testprg"/>
<property name="weblogic.home.cfgfile"
value="C:/bea/weblogic81/common/lib/workshopLogCfg.xml" />
<target name="testprg">
<xmltask source="build-configuration.xml">
<call path="/buildset/builds/" target="roottest">
<param name="name" path="testname/text()" />
<param name="appender1" path="build[1]/text()" />
<param name="appender2" path="build[2]/text()" />
<param name="appender3" path="build[3]/text()" />
</call>
<call path="/buildset/builds/testname" target="roottest">
<param name="name" path="text()" />
<param name="appenders" path="/buildset/builds/build/text()" />
</call>
<call path="/buildset/buil...@testname]/build"
target="compile-and-release">
<param name="build" path="text()"/>
</call>
</xmltask>
</target>
<target name="roottest" >
<xmltask source="${weblogic.home.cfgfile}"
dest="${weblogic.home.cfgfile}" failWithoutMatch="true">
<insert path="/log4j:configuration/root" position="after">
<![CDATA[ <category name="${name}">
<priority value="debug" />
<appender-ref ref="${appenders}" />
</category> ]]>
</insert>
</xmltask>
</target>
When I run my build.xml file is run it adds all the properties
from the build-configuration xml to the workshopLogCfg.xml file,
so far so good.. when I run the same build.xml file then it
writes the data again.. ( no change in the build-configuration
.xml ) , instead i dont want the same data to be re-written every
time to workshopLogCfg.xml.
Is there a way to control this ? Something like -- <insert > only
when doesnt exist, else just update the same entries with the old
entries...
Any idea will be so great...
thanks
adi
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