David,
I use the telnet task to do the same. Some things to include are the
initial
<read/> and subsequent reads.
Here's an example of a target that I use:
<target name="telnet-stopweblogic">
<telnet server="myappsvr.mydomain.com"
userid=""
password=""
initialCR="yes">
<read/>
<write>cd /u01/app/weblogic/myenv/5.1/; echo +++done+++</write>
<read>+++done+++</read>
<write>. weblogicenv.env; echo +++done+++</write>
<read>+++done+++</read>
<write>. stopWebLogic.sh; echo +++done+++</write>
<read>+++done+++</read>
<write>cd /u01/app/weblogic/myenv/5.1/mywlcluster/mybuild/myenv;
echo +++done+++</write>
<read>+++done+++</read>
<write>rm -r classdirs; echo +++done+++</write>
<read>+++done+++</read>
<write>gunzip myapp.tar.gz; echo +++done+++</write>
<read>+++done+++</read>
<write>tar xvf myapp.tar; echo +++done+++</write>
<read>+++done+++</read>
<write>chmod -R 755 execdirs; echo +++done+++</write>
<read>+++done+++</read>
<write>rm myapp.tar; echo +++done+++</write>
<read>+++done+++</read>
</telnet>
</target>
Hope this helps,
Shawn
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2002 10:26 AM
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Subject: Telnet Output
I am using Ant in a slightly unconventional manner. I am using a build
script to submit a build (using make) on a remote system using telnet.
Everything is running fine, except that I get no output from commands
submitted via telnet until the command is finished. Since the builds
take
a while, it would be good to have the output streamed back so that
progress
can be monitored. Have I missed a setting that would fix this?
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