I'd like an easy way to get all of my ant properties into a filter set.
In other words, instead of defining a filterset like this:
<filterset>
<filter token="foo" value="${foo}"/>
<filter token="bar" value="${bar}"/>
</filterset>
I'd like to define it as:
<filterset>
<filtersproperties/>
</filterset>
I've worked around this somewhat by using the new <echoproperties> task,
like:
<echoproperties destfile="${build.dir}/build.properties"/>
<filterset>
<filtersfile file="${build.dir}/build.properties"/>
</filterset>
but I'd like to do this without resorting to saving the properties to a
file.
Along similar lines, is it possible to define a filterset once and refer
to it by ID? For example,
<filterset id="properties.filter.id">
<filtersproperties/>
</filterset>
.
.
.
<copy filtersetid="properties.filter.id" ...>
The reason this would be useful is because I copy several files during
my build/deploy process, and keeping each filterset up to date with the
various properties is becoming tedious.
Rich
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