You could try <xmlproperty>.

The solution which costs the most time is creating a XSLT which transforms that xml into a property file. Then just load that generated property file.


Jan

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>Gesendet: Donnerstag, 25. Februar 2010 16:30
>An: user@(protected)
>Betreff: Ant xmlproperty question
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>Hi all, I am new to ant, here is a simple task I want to do:
>using xml to parse a xml and get a certain attribute off the xml.
>
>example xml
>[code]
><psf>
> <project reference="v1.0,http://blahblahblah1,desc1"/>
> <project reference="v1.1,http://blahblahblah2,desc2"/>
> <project reference="v1.2,http://blahblahblah3,desc3"/>
></psf>
>[/code]
>
>How can I echo a list of project reference?
>thanks for helping
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