I was afraid you may say this.... ;-)
The .java is added to the end of the property value of
"${suite.testcases.filename}" not to each of the components
of the string.You will need to do something like xsl to convert the input xml. something like: <suite xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform";> <xsl:for-each select="suite/testcases"> <testfile><xsl:value-of select="@filename"/>.java</testfile> </xsl:for-each> </suite> and the target: <target name="t"> <delete quiet="yes" dir="classes"/> <mkdir dir="classes"/> <style in="x.xml" out="converted.xml" style="style.xml"/> <xmlproperty file="converted.xml"/> <echo>${suite.testfile}</echo> <javac srcdir="src" destdir="classes" includes="${suite.testfile}"/> </target> Peter. On Monday 12 May 2003 13:51, Dharnidhar Vemuri wrote: > Thanks Peter. It worked this time. The XML file that I get is from a > polling event. > so I cannot change the xml format to the format mentioned by you. > > Suggested XML change by You > <suite filename='MyApplicationTestSet'> > <testcases filename='MyModule.java'> > <testcase name='testMyMethod'/> > </testcases> > <testcases filename='MyModule1.java'> > <testcase name='testMyMethod'/> > </testcases> > </suite> > > Actual XML that I receive from a polling event > <suite filename='MyApplicationTestSet'> > <testcases filename='MyModule'> > <testcase name='testMyMethod'/> > </testcases> > <testcases filename='MyModule1'> > <testcase name='testMyMethod'/> > </testcases> > </suite> > > I tried to change the build file from > > Target that you have suggested > > <echo>${suite.testcases.filename}</echo> > <javac srcdir="src" destdir="classes" > includes="${suite.testcases.filename}"/> > > > Target that I have > > <echo>${suite.testcases.filename}.java</echo> > <javac srcdir="src" destdir="classes" > includes="${suite.testcases.filename}.java"/> > > echo results in [echo] MyModule, MyModule1.java > > It does not echo MyModule.java but instead echoes MyModule. As a result > this is not compiled. Why does it not appened .java to all. > > Dhar >
