Victor Mote wrote: > I'll bet it doesn't like those backslashes in your pathelement locations > (actually, it doesn't care, but it isn't doing what you want it to). Ant, > like Java, is filesystem-agnostic, and doesn't care which filesystem > convention you use to specify paths, but it does need for the backslash to > be escaped if you're going to use it. So, on all three, change the "\" to > "\\" or, if you prefer, to "/". If that doesn't solve the problem, then > build the entire path name in a variable, and use the Ant "echo" task to > spit what it is actually using.
I may have spoken too quickly. My Linux system doesn't seem to care whether it is "/", "\", or "\\". So follow the last sentence above to debug this. Victor Mote --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
