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Date: Tue, 02 Jan 2001 14:28:36 -0800
Subject: Re: manipulating filesets by <script>
From: James Duncan Davidson <duncan@x180.net>
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On 1/2/01 8:19 AM, "Marco Struck" <M.Struck@PopNet.de> wrote:

> is there a possibility to manipulate filesets by <script>
> or to deploy by <script> generated filesets ?

Currently it might be a bit hard to manipulate those. In Ant 2.0 once we
have the internal object model nailed and cleanly exported out to tasks,
script should be able to manipulate those.

-- 
James Duncan Davidson                                        duncan@x180.net
                                                                  !try; do()