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On Tue, 24 Jun 2008, Andy Stevens <insomniacpenguin@googlemail.com> wrote:

> Perhaps one day some of this behaviour might be included in the java
> task, or someone will come up with an <applyjava> task that combines
> the two,

Indeed, this has been thought about many times, but so far no code has
been generated b those thoughts ;-)

> Kind of like a cross between the <apply> and <ant>/<antcall> tasks.

That would be <subant/>, but it only applies to running Ant build
files instead of running Ant against some files.

> Is that possible, or is the batch file going to be the easiest way
> to do what I need?

Probably.

> Or can anyone suggest another way I've not thought of?

AntContrib's <for> or <foreach> might be an option.

Stefan

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