Hi,
I have read everything about zip task but find no way to create
password protected zip archive. Is there possible to do so with zip
task?
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Best regards,
Chau Chee Yang
E Stream Software Sdn Bhd
URL: www.sql.com.my
SQL Financial Accounting
[echo] testme = bar_first first = bar_first second = bar_second
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I am aware of this solution. I read some old
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> Original Message
> Subject: Having problem using property to in macrodef if invoke for more
> than one time
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> From: CheeYang Chau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: user@ant.apache.org
> Date: 27/03/2008 1
Hi,
I love the macrodef task. However, it has a weakness. We must be very
careful if using property within the macrodef. I face problem with a
macrodef that is more complicated than the following example. I have
to use dirname and condition in my macrodef, but it cause problem if I
invoke macro