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Subject: RE: Create filelists or filesets from property or path
Date: Fri, 4 Apr 2003 12:02:01 +0200
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From: =?iso-8859-1?Q?=22Schaible=2C_J=F6rg=22?= <Joerg.Schaible@gft.com>
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Hi Stefan,

Stefan Schulz wrote:
> The property dependency.files corresponds to, e.g.:
> "/any/path/file.class:/an/other/thing.class:/and/so/on.class".

I had a similar problem some weeks ago converting a path full of=20
jars to something I could use to copy them. I came up with defining
a new variable that could be used as input for the includes=20
attribute of a fileset:

<pathconvert property=3D"gnf.jars" refid=3D"gnf-commons" pathsep=3D",">
	<map from=3D"${basedir}${file.separator}" to=3D"" />
</pathconvert>
<copy todir=3D"${dist.lib}" flatten=3D"true" verbose=3D"true">
	<fileset dir=3D"${src.dir}" includes=3D"${gnf.jars}" />
</copy>

you should be able to adapt your problem ...

Regards,
J=F6rg