Another Question about the same topic.

When i send the command 
connect aaa/port_9 -and aaa/port_8
>From a tcl console, the returned objects for aaa/port_9 and aaa/port_0 are 
>Port classed.
It's a idea to return the object with the subclass (BPDUPort) and so to access 
to the subclassed connectTo method ?

In other word, it not possible now to write 
Connect (BPDUPort) aaa/port_0 -and (BPDUPort) aaa/port_9
But I need to simulate that.

My java is'nt so good...

Thanks


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De : Rhino [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Envoyé : mercredi 21 décembre 2005 19:00
À : ant-user
Objet : Intermittent problem with input task

I've been having an intermittent problem with the 'input' task for the past 
several days. I'm baffled by what causes it and would like to know if anyone 
else has seen this or knows of a solution/workaround to keep it from happening?

I'm using Ant 1.6.5 in Eclipse 3.1.1 and my problem is simple: my 'input' 
task _occasionally_ fails to bring up the input dialog. Even with -verbose and 
-debug in my startup parameters, the Ant output simply shows the name of the 
target that contains the input task with no other output, like so:
getserver:


The build doesn't seem to succeed _or_ fail; there is nothing after the 
'getserver:' line. However, the build seems to have ended because I can launch 
it again without a problem.

I was getting this problem very persistently a few days ago, then it went away 
suddenly. Now it is back. I can't think of anything I have done in my build 
script or my environment to cause my 'input' task to work or fail 
intermittently; the target is itself has been working unchanged for a couple of 
years until this problem started the other day. Here is the target:

<target name="getserver" description="Determine which server is the target">
 <input message="Which server should receive the files? 1. Silo   2. Bongo"
  validargs="1,2"
  addproperty="server.choice"
  defaultvalue="2"/>
 <condition property="servername" value="Silo">
  <equals arg1="${server.choice}" arg2="1"/>
  </condition>
 <condition property="servername" value="Bongo">
  <equals arg1="${server.choice}" arg2="2"/>
  </condition>
</target>

Can anyone help me figure out how to get the 'input' task working _all_ of the 
time? This is really messing me up. I have several input tasks to prompt for 
input that should not be hard-coded in the script for security reasons.

Rhino



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