Hi all,
Apologies, typically I found the answer shortly after asking the
question;
The solution was to call the svn element and run the process to set the
revisions, but also use <call>'s buffer and target properties to store
the current <svn> node and run another Ant target to calls the buffer
rather than the original list.
The result of running the below on my original xml would be;
[echo] svn://localhost/repo1
[echo] api
[echo] svn://localhost/repo2
[echo] site1
[echo] site2
<xmltask source="mylist.xml">
<call path="projects/svn" target="process-projects" buffer="abc">
<param name="repo" path="../@repository" default="n/a"/>
<actions>
<echo>@repo</echo>
</actions>
</call>
</xmltask>
<target name="process-projects">
<xmltask sourcebuffer="mylist">
<call path="/svn/project">
<param name="repo" path="../@repository" default="n/a"/>
<param name="project" path="@name" default="n/a"/>
<param name="extension" path="../@extension" default=""/>
<actions>
<echo>@name</echo>
</actions>
</call>
</xmltask>
</target>
Regards,
Phil Jeary
From: Phil Jeary
Sent: 11 January 2011 13:14
To: 'xmltask-users@lists.sourceforge.net'
Subject: Running tasks on elements and nested elements.
Hi all,
In short - I'm trying to open an xml document and run a task on an
element and then further tasks on its sub-elements.
Full explanation;
I'm trying to generate SVN logs using details stored in an XML file.
Using the example below, the api code for the project is in 1
repository, the front ends for the project are in another repository.
I've only put 2 in the example but there's over 50 in the proper list.
Example of file;
<projects>
<svn repository="svn://localhost/repo1" extension=".xml">
<project name="api"/>
</svn>
<svn repository="svn://localhost/repo2" extension=".xml">
<project name="site1"/>
<project name="site2"/>
</svn>
</projects>
This was my original code to produce the SVN log;
<xmltask source="mylist.xml">
<call path="projects/svn/project">
<param name="repo" path="../@repository" default="n/a"/>
<param name="project" path="@name" default="n/a"/>
<param name="extension" path="../@extension" default=""/>
<actions>
<echo>svn log --xml -v @{repo}/@{project}/${codeline}
-r${current.tag.rev}:${comparison.tag.rev} > @{proje...@{extension}
</echo>
</actions>
</call>
</xmltask>
I had a separate process to get the revisions used to get the log,
however, I realised they need to be different per svn. I though maybe I
could use another <Call> in the first calls actions (see below), but
that didn't work.
<xmltask source mylist.xml ">
<call path="projects/svn">
<param name="repo" path="@repository" default="n/a"/>
<actions>
<ant antfile="log.xml" target ="get-revisions"/>
<call path="projects/svn/project">
<param name="project" path="@name"
default="n/a"/>
<actions>
<echo>svn log --xml -v @{repo}/@{project}/${codeline}
-r${current.tag.rev}:${comparison.tag.rev} > @{proje...@{extension}
</echo>
</actions>
</call>
</actions>
</call>
</xmltask>
Any idea how I could open mylist.xml, run a task on the each of the
<svn> elements and a nested task on the <project> elements within each
<svn> element?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Kind Regards,
Phil Jeary
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