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You're just missing parallel="true" to invoke a single command (or as
few as necessary in case of a very long command line when
'maxparallel' is set) instead of one per path element. Your other
solutions work Matt, they are just less the "Ant way" IM
Ok, I´ve done some tests...
App.java just print the given arguments.
The buildfile compiles that and uses several different invocations for that
application with a "path" as "argument"
Maybe we dont know exactly what you want to achieve, but I´m sure you get
your solution here ;-)
Jan
App.ja
On 1/23/06, Javier Pavier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Lets give an example, if my FileSet has
> >/my/file/with a space/file1
> >/my/file/withoutaspace/file2
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> >I want these both passed in as they are there as 2 separate commandline
> >args.
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> I managed to achieve this at last since I'm usin
Lets give an example, if my FileSet has
/my/file/with a space/file1
/my/file/withoutaspace/file2
I want these both passed in as they are there as 2 separate commandline
args.
I managed to achieve this at last since I'm using a Jelly file and so can
use a Jelly tokenizer to split the path apar
Hi,
hmm, dont know what this stuff should do. But if it works for you,
I can skip that ...
It just creates fileset of the files I need. It works :-)
>refid="my.files"/> which will semicolon separate my files for
>me ... ok, but how do I then get these as command line args on
>a task ?
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