I did both of these and they didn't work for me. However, the examples you
created, is exactly what I want to achieve. Do both items that you
mentioned work for you? Then I must be doing something wrong?! I set the
value of 'filesonly' to yes, true, and on in every variation imaginable:
UPPER CASE, lower case, miXeD mOdE, etc. Is filesonly supposed to work?
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so you have the following:
/some/path/to/a/file/file1.txt
/some/path/to/another/file/file2.txt
and in the zip, you want:
/file1.txt
/file2.txt
Try the <zip> task's filesonly attribute and if that isn't enough, try the
<zipfileset>'s fullpath attribute and set it to "/".
?
On Aug 4, 2005, at 12:08 PM, S I wrote:
Hi
I'm trying to zip up bunch of files in many subdirectories undrer their
parents directory but all the subdir names and paths are getting included
in the zip file. The include attribute is not doing it for me. Is there
a trick to this? I just want the files w/o any paths.
Thanks
Steve
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