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unzip in different folders

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unzip in different folders

unzip in different folders

(OP)
i have a few hundret zip files.
each with files that MAY! have the same name.
i neet to extract them in folders that are similair to the names of the .zip file.

CODE

<target name="extr">
    <unzip dest="temp">
        <fileset dir="source">
            <include name="*"/>
        </fileset>
    </unzip>
</target>

unzips everything in the same folder ("temp") but not in a different folder there.

1.zip should go into /temp/1/
2.zip should go into /temp/2/
...


i am quite new to ant so please do not kill me becaue of this newbie question.

RE: unzip in different folders

I am having same problem. Were you able to find a solution.

Thanks

RE: unzip in different folders

(OP)
nope :(

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