I must be missing something obvious here... I found the online documentation for the <property>
task, but I can't find it for the <path>
task, e.g.:
<path id="client.classpath"> <fileset dir="${libDir}"> <include name="*.jar"/> </fileset> </path>
Where is <path>
documented?
The path DataType offers a lot more flexibility when used as an XML element, rather than as an attribute. Following is a list of path attributes: location (all, File, *) Represents a single file or directory. Ant expands this into an absolute filename internally.
Ant uses an xml file for its configuration. The default file name is build. xml . Ant builds are based on three blocks: tasks, targets and extension points. A task is a unit of work which should be performed and constitutes of small atomic steps, for example compile source code or create Javadoc.
Description. Adds a task definition to the current project, such that this new task can be used in the current project. This task is a form of Typedef with the attributes adapter and adaptto set to the values org.
Right here: Path-like Structures in Ant manual.
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