RE: Quotations in a property get corrupted when passed as an arg

James Abley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: James, thanks for your suggestion. I tried it, and it produces the same behavior as Namely, the actual argument Ant passes is "argument that has a literal " as part of its value", including the surround quotations. So, if I do an echo for each variable

RE: Quotations in a property get corrupted when passed as an arg

temp.cmd argument^ that^ has^ a^ literal^ ^"^ as^ part^ of^ its^ value The above is properly treated as 1 argument. Actually, turns out that the ^ does not even work from the command prompt. I guess I can try doing this: temp.cmd "argument that has a literal "" as part of its value" as a close appr

RE: Quotations in a property get corrupted when passed as an arg

Thanks Bill for the suggestion. I tried it, but it did not work. Maybe I can give a better example that illustrates the problem. I want to pass my script an argument that has quotation marks and spaces inside it. Here is the contents of my script, temp.cmd: start "Arg1" cmd /K echo %1 start "

Quotations in a property get corrupted when passed as an arg

I am trying to read a property from my build.properties file and pass it as an to a script that I . The problem is that the property value contains literal quotation marks inside, and they get corrupted during the process. This is the property in build.properties: jade.arg=AgentName:com.packa

RE: JUnit, ANT, log4j, System.out issue

I think I have another workaround. [It is kinda related to Mark Hansen's approach in that it uses another class, but the class is used differently here (I think). I only make a call once, instead of each time in setup().] Here it is: If inside a test case method in my TestCase class I instanti

RE: JUnit, ANT, log4j, System.out issue

Hi Mark, Thanks for sharing your tip. I read your link, To get the output from these logging statements to appear in your JUnit report (TEST-package.TestFoo.xml) generated for the test TestFoo.java, you need the following log4j configuration stuff in TestFoo.jar.[.java?] A static reference to the

junit and batchtest tasks to capture log4j statements printed to the console

I am using Ant's task to run my JUnit tests, which happen to have log4j statements. Currently, my log.properties file is outputting the logs to the console. Inside the task, I am using to capture test results into XML test reports. Currently, it is capturing the System.out lines from my p