> From: Nico Seessle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Currently I'm using this order: > > * Load task definitions: > * > * 1. From ${ant.home}/lib/ant.jar:/META-INF/tasklib.xml > * 2. From ${ant.home}/ext/*.jar:/META-INF/tasklib.xml > * 3. From ${user.home}/.ant/ext/*.jar:/META-INF/tasklib.xml > * 4. From a file specified thru <taskdef lib="... > > allowing the user to override a task using the same name ant > is using in > it's distribution (just put an ftp.tsk in ~/.ant/ext and the one ant > distributes will be overridden). Should this be changed to > the order James > suggested? >
I think what you have is the way is suppose to. It looks a more complete way of doing it. One question I have: In your original proposal, if I remember well, the tasklib.xml used its own syntax for describing tasks. I suggested at some point to just use <taskdef> tasks to describe the tasks in XML; my point being that any additional improvement done to <taskdef> will be also available when defining task-libraries. What approach are you using in your work? > > I think I should have something working next week > > Nico > > This sounds great!!! Jose Alberto
