As part of a process to check and report on errors I pass into a target a file to
${file}. I then process the file looking for a given regular expression ${string}. If
there is a "hit" on this then I generate an e-mail message stating that an error was
found in the log and send the log file. Wh
hing works fine. Is there something simply not installed properly on the machine
(maybe) or is this a known issue? If so any ideas for a work around.
Mario Manfre
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.time" property twice.
The second setting will be ignored as properties
are immutable.
Peter
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I've created a target which I call using an antcall but I would like to not have the
target displayed in the output. Is there a way to not have the antcalled target
displayed.
Here is the example
