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You can probably do what you want using a mappedresources resource collection. This 'worked for me' in a basic test (one input war called test1.war):

<mappedresources id="mapped.zfs">      <zipfileset dir="${basedir}/test/target">          <include name="test*.war"/>      </zipfileset>      <globmapper from="test*" to="webapps/sample*" />  </mappedresources>    <zip destfile="eg.zip">      <resources refid="mapped.zfs" />  </zip>    % unzip -l eg.zip   Archive:  eg.zip    Length      Date    Time    Name  ---------  ---------- -----   ----          0  11-27-2012 00:19   webapps/       1423  11-27-2012 00:16   webapps/sample1.war  ---------                     -------       1423                     2 files

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