How can I copy a file or directory as part of an installation?

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How can I copy a file or directory as part of an installation?

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You can copy a file or directory as part of an installation using a <copyFile> action as in the following example: 

<copyFile>
   <origin>${installdir}/conf/myfile.template</origin>
   <destination>${installdir}/conf/myfile.conf</destination>
</copyFile>
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answered 12 Sep '11, 08:20

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