Why not write a shell script and then have the shell script execute
the loop? All the <exec> task would have to do is execute the shell
script. The shell script can return a non-zero exit code on failure.
On 5/24/07, Krish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
I have a requirement wherein I need to make sure the
process doesnt exist. So I need to do something like
this -
`netstat -tln | grep 8080 | cut -f1 -d'.
If the return value of the above is tcp, then i know
that a process is running ..... I need to run this
command in a loop until the process dies out. Right
now, there is no way of knowing how long it takes for
the process to die (1 min or 2 min etc)....Also i
looked at <exec> task, but there is no way of placing
this task in a conditional loop. Or if there is way, I
am not sure how to proceed.
I also looked at <waitFor> but I cannot use <waitFor>
and <exec> together.
Let me know how to proceed with this.
Thanks
K
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