This is a part of my build xml.
<target name="copyclasses" depends="initialization">
<ftp action="get"
server="servername"
remotedir="{topath}"
userid="userid"
password="password"
separator="\"
verbose="yes"
>
<fileset dir="${path}\latest\system\classes\">
<include name="**/*"/>
</fileset>
</ftp>
</target>
I am trying to copy some files. I am on a AS/400 and trying to access a
windows file server through FTP and get files from there. Although, I am
able to sign in, it does not copy over any files. It says,"0 files copied".
I have tested and tried a zillion things and I am now sure that it cannot be
a syntax problem. I tried doing a list instead of a get and that does not
work either. I am thinking this could be because of the different File
system that the AS/400 has.
any comments?
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From: Mark Cooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 17, 2003 10:33 AM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: AS/400 and ANT
I've used ANT quite successfully on the AS/400 from OS400v4r5 onwards using
java v1.2.
I did have some problems with the way that the QShell environment screws
around with quoted parameters, but those problems mainly revolved around
cvs tasks.
What are the symptoms of your problem?
Mark Cooper
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I am trying to copying over some files through FTP using ANT on a AS/400. I
am not able to get it to work. Any ideas? I believe, it is a problem with
ANT itself...in that it might not support AS/400. Any comments?
Prakash
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