Ant ; how to move nonjava files to the output folder whn i comile java file

Hi when i compile my java file using javac ant task, i want to move non java file to the same output folder where the dot class file are stored. example if a package has 2 java file and a .properties file, when i javac task compile that package .properties file should move where the .class files are moving. can anyone help me please

An ant target can carry out multiple tasks. You need to put the <javac> and <copy> tasks in the same target in your ant file.

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