Hello John,
I can reproduce your problem.
This snippet works :
what changes is dir="." for the fileset and remotedir="hazards".
You can generate stack dumps under Java 1.6 using the jstack utility.
Would you mind entering a bug report in bugzilla (
http://issues.apache.
Thanks for your prompt reply Antoine! I've experienced the same
symptoms w/ a GET request. Listed below is the command run w/ debug on.
I'm not sure how to get the stacktrace you mention.
--john
[...@lynx ftptest]$ /extra/contrib/ant-1.8.0/bin/ant -d
Apache Ant version 1.8.0 compiled on Februar
You might want to use the attribute remotedir="hazards".
The semantics of the ftp task are not easy ...
Antoine
Antoine Levy Lambert wrote:
Hello John,
you might not be doing anything wrong. Could you generate a stack dump
so that we find out exactly what happens ?
Also, could you try othe
Hello John,
you might not be doing anything wrong. Could you generate a stack dump
so that we find out exactly what happens ?
Also, could you try other ftp actions such as either getting or putting
a file, whatever you can try most conveniently ?
Regards,
Antoine
John Cartwright wrote:
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The tag allows for any arbitrary XML tags within it. I assume
this is to let you type up HTML descriptions. We use this to include custom
license tags for attribution and such.
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Eric Anderson
Palantir Technologies | Engineering Team Lead
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Hello All,
I'm trying a simple FTP task w/ v. 1.8.0 and it seems to connect OK, but
hangs at the execution of the list command. Can someone please point
out what I'm doing wrong?
Thanks!
--john
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Hi,
on behalf of the Ant development team, I have the pleasure to announce
the release of Ant 1.8.0.
Some of the features included in the new release are :
* Lexically scoped local properties, i.e. properties that are only
defined inside a target, sequential block or similar environment.
