Stefan wrote:
>>>... and break backwards compatibility with 1.6. I'd rather introduce
the flip but make it default to Ant 1.6's behavior.
I understand, hence we original suggested a property which flipped
the default behavior (Unix style or 1.6 behavior OpenVMS style). See:
http://issues.apac
Steve Loughran:
>>If there are some executables with unix result code logic, and other
bits with VMS rules, then its essentially >>>impossible to
"automatically"
>>>make the right decision.
>>>We could switch to unix-policy-everywhere, with a per- flip to
VMS if you want run VMS-specific apps. M
Steve,
Sorry for the delay.
>>I guess if JBoss shows the problem, then yes, some kind of external
control makes sense. But having one big
>>switch that suddenly flips the response processing over is scary, very
scary, because Execute() is used everywhere,
>>even in things like Java.
Thanks Meg, for the introduction.
Hello Steve,
My name is Powell Hazzard and I am one of the original OpenVMS
Java engineers. I have also worked other Open Source products like
Tomcat, Mozilla... I'm currently working with Meg regarding
understanding (and hopefully resolving) the Ant j
