OK now,
it works with
user@@@@@{server }
the ant manual says =
"The escape sequence @@ is used to escape @"
so for my understaning it should work
with =
user@@@@{server } but that's expanded as
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anyway, the expansion with macrodef is a bit complicated ;-)
Regards, Gilbert
but my other question is still around =
any workaround of the missing preserverlastmodified
attribute in ant scp task ?
Gilbert
-----Original Message-----
From: Rebhan, Gilbert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 02, 2005 10:30 AM
To: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: Problem with param expansion
Hi,
after fixing my other problems with <for> and
property expansion, one problem remains =
my script has =
<assert name="[EMAIL PROTECTED]" execute="true">
<for list="[EMAIL PROTECTED]" param="copyfile">
<sequential>
<echo message="... copy -> @{copyfile}" />
<exec executable="ksh">
<arg line = "scp -p -r @{copyfile}
user@@{server}:project/@{Lum}/opt/[EMAIL PROTECTED]" />
</exec>
</sequential>
</for>
</assert>
i'm using the exec because with ant and scp task i have no option
to preserve the timestamp
[ feature request = preservelastmodified for scp task ]
but the arg line get's expanded as =
... userservername:project/ ...
the parts omitted with ... are all right
but the scp command needs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
i've tried with user@@@{server} but that get's expanded as :
... [EMAIL PROTECTED]:project/ ...
Question =
Any hints how to get my arg line expanded right ?
Maybe there's an option like writing < instead of < ?
Maybe there is a workaround with scp task that preserves
the timestamp of the files even without a preservelastmodified
attribute available ?
Gilbert
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