You can also try using 's message attribute
instead of nested text.
-Matt
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Thanks I got it to work. The text file is a little scewed it has a "character at the
start of the file and an special character at the end of the file. Thanks for the help.
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P.S. Regarding ${line.separator}, this is a Java
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Ok, I seem to be getting closer at least. If someone has a minute and would't mind
helping me out here I would appriciate it. Nothing urgent or a priority. This is what
I have so far. It creates the works.txt but the file does not contain any information
in it. Thanks in advance for the help.
At 05:00 PM 10/24/2004, you wrote:
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The Wabbit
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Ok this is what am I am trying am I even on the right track here... I am getting an
error . "The content of elements must consist of well-formed data...Plus does that
line seperator need to be declared somewhere first. Again I appologize for the
ignorance. Just trying something different.
Thank you for the quick reply, I am will try this and let you know how it works.
Thanks again
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> possible.
No problem, Craig. All you gotta do is use a
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Sorry if this seems very basic, but I am brand new to ANT. What I am trying to do is
have a task read a directory and create an output text file with all the names that
are in the directory. Is this possible.
I know how to use the concat to display the contents of the file but not sure how to
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