Re: Copying a FQN Class with the normal copy task and a mapper?

[Erik Hatcher]

Hmmm, I guess a mapper isn't the right solution then since you aren't starting with an actual "file" to begin with - sorry, wasn't thinking it through on my first reply. I'm assuming that the .class file is in the filesystem and not in a JAR though, right? Otherwise you'll want to use <unjar> first and then perhaps <script> to do the string replacements.

Erik


On Thursday, January 2, 2003, at 08:44 AM, Markus M. May wrote:

Hmm, the package mapper does the stuff in the wrong direction. so what i
need is basically a mapper, which replaces all '.' in the FQN through '/' and
also add '.java' to the FQN. I guess I have to write my own mapper.

Can you give me any hints on how to do something like this? I looked already
in your code, but the problem is, that I cannot use '*' in my stuff. So what
I really want to do is the following:

<copy file="org.javafreedom.Classfile"
to="${another.src.dir}/org/javafreedom/Classfile"/>. Is this then possible using a mapper?

regards,

markus

The "package" mapper might do the trick for you - I created it for use

with <junit> XML formatter results mapping, but it might do what you
need.

You wouldn't need to write your own task, rather at the worst case
write your own mapper implementation (its pluggable) or use a
sprinkling of <script> to replace dots with slashes.

	Erik

On Thursday, January 2, 2003, at 06:40  AM, Markus M. May wrote:

Hello,
I have the FQN of a class and would like to copy this class using the
standard mechanism of ANT. It seems that it is not possible without a

mapper. Can I
use a mapper, or do i have to write my own task?

Greets

Markus

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