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    Dependset srcfileset does not handle absolute path
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Dependset srcfileset does not handle absolute path





------- Additional Comments From mxlehma@qwest.com  2003-03-20 03:05 -------
Then why does the following work for srcfilelist:

        <dependset>
            <srcfilelist dir="/" files="D:/config/env/build.properties" />
            <targetfileset dir="${build.ejb}" includes="${messageTempFile}" />
        </dependset>

I would think that the handling for the directory would be done the same way.  
The advantage of using srcfileset over srcfilelist is that if the file doesn't 
exist, then it is not used.  I have been able to do what I need with the 
srcfilelist, but I am forced to create several additional targets to 
conditionally generate a filelist with only those files that exist.

The danger of srcfilelist and srcfileset handling the absolute filenames 
differently, is that without running ant in verbose mode and specifically 
testing a change to the src file, you would never know that the dependency was 
not there.