<j:set var="foundFile" value="false" />
<util:available file="xyz.jar">
<j:set var="foundFile" value="true" />
</util:available>
<j:if test="${!foundFile}">
<!-- your stuff goes here -->
</j:if>
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Tim Stephenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 17/01/2003
12:57:56 PM:
> Could anyone give me a pointer to how I might execute certain tasks if a
> file is not available?
>
> I have discarded ant's "available" because it does not like me reusing
the
> same property for different values
>
> And I have cannot work out how to use the Jelly 'available' to signify
> unavailable (it doesn't expose it's outcome as a context var)
>
> TIA, tim
>
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