Using ANT to create config.xml template

Does anyone have an example on how to use ant to create a config.xml template?

try this:
<target
     description="Creates the config.xml file from the config-template.xml file"
     name="parseConfigXML">
     <copy
          file="config-template.xml"
          tofile="config.xml"
          overwrite="true"
     />
     <replace
     file="config.xml"
     value="defaultvalue"
     replacefilterfile="local.configtemplate.properties">
     </replace>
     <antcall target="parseSetDomainEnv" />
</target>

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