On Mon, 19 Nov 2001, Matt Lyon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> <exec dir="/export/home/stargus/tests"
> vmlauncher="false" executable="/usr/bin/sh">
> <arg line="./reactor_smoketest ${test.case} ${build.number}"/>
> </exec>
should probably better be
<exec dir="/export/home/stargus/tests"
vmlauncher="false" executable="/usr/bin/sh">
<arg value="-c" />
<arg value="./reactor_smoketest ${test.case} ${build.number}"/>
</exec>
as you want to pass the arguments testcase and buildnumber to your
script and not to the shell, right?
Why can't us use the script itself as executable? Works for me with
Perl scripts, so it should work for TCL as well.
Stefan
who's catching up a huge backlog and almost expects Diane to have
answered this one already.
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