Re: File-related tasks, AND recursive unzip operation

Hi, I didn't get any replies on this. Does nobody have a solution? Thanks, -shawn Shawn Wilson wrote: I have struggled with this problem for a while now and I believe that it is just not possible, but maybe someone on this list has a different idea. Basically, what I'd like to do

Re: File-related tasks, AND recursive unzip operation

would use recursive foreach tasks; however you might run into memory problems with this approach. If this happens I would next suggest trying the modified foreach task provided (I believe) by Geoff Meakin. You can find references to it by searching this list. -Matt --- Shawn Wilson [EMAIL

Use properties in regular expressions

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Re: Use properties in regular expressions

properties in 'replace'. Its task-dependent whether that is true for XML element data (like the sql task), but attributes always follow this rule. Erik Shawn Wilson wrote: Hi, I'm using the replaceregexp tag and I'm wondering if I can refer to a property value within the 'replace

File-related tasks, AND recursive unzip operation

that for this fileset, do X, Y, and Z where X, Y, and Z are some other Ant tasks. Is it even possible to code such a task for Ant or does Ant's architecture prevent this? Thanks, -shawn -- Shawn Wilson [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Software Developer, ATMReports.com PH: 877-327-0873