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I am trying to migrate my current Hibernate->DB diff approach from using hbm2ddl to using Liquibase's diff function.

Currently, my ant build file looks like this:

Code:
        <hibernatetool destdir="${builddir}">
                <classpath path="${shareslib}"/>
                <configuration configurationfile="${basedir}/hibernate.${config}.cfg.xml">
                        <fileset dir="${shares-hbm.dir}">
                                <include name="**/*.hbm.xml" />
                        </fileset>
                </configuration>
                <hbm2ddl
                        export="false"
                        update="${doUpdate}"
                        drop="${doDrop}"
                        outputfilename="alter-schema.sql"
                        format="true" />
        </hibernatetool>


You'll notice that I am not specifying my mapping files via my hibernate configuration, rather I'm specifying a fileset for hbm2dll to process.  We do not currently use a hibernate configuration file in our application as we use spring to wildcard-search for our hbms.  The only reason why I have a hibernate configuration specified in this ant task is so I can specify the databaseuserpassword to match against.

Is there any way to execute liquibase's diffDatabaseToChangeLog task in a similar way?

Thanks!

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