It works.
We have launched the application with another user and this user has
other environment variables.
With the setting export [EMAIL PROTECTED] all works fine.
Schapitz, the steps that you perform in the email help us.
Thanks
Th. Schapitz wrote:
The default encoding the jvm uses on *any* io
The default encoding the jvm uses on *any* io (file, network or else) is
determined by the jvm property
file.encoding.
You can do several things:
a.) check the setting in effect, by using the Echoproperties task, to
find out the current setting in effect.
b.) enforce a certain setting, e.g. by u
It can be worse - Java itself may use a different encoding. I saw
JBuilder creating strange directories on Windows when my user id
contained Cyrillic characters.
- Alexey.
Dominique Devienne wrote:
I assume you have the filename directly in the build file, no? Because if it
was picked up by a f
--DD
> -Original Message-
> From: Xose Ramon Sousa Vázquez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, February 07, 2005 11:27 AM
> To: user@ant.apache.org; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Ant delete task with files with acutes and space
>
> I have a problem with special characters in th
I have a problem with special characters in the name of my files. We use
names with some characters like acutes ( á é í ó ú ) and spaces and Ç
for example. I am using ant into a cruisecontrol process to clean the
build directory.
For example:
I have tried to delete a file in Linux with its file
