Below is my copy task!
It copies some BEA weblogic certificate files from one
dir to another (Which might be something one should not do, I admit -
so don't tell anybody)
Anyway, it took me quite some time to track the problem down.
I did binary comparisons on all the copied files and found out
that ONLY SOMETIMES when I run the task, I get binary differences
in the file "SerializedSystemIni.dat"
I do not know at the moment what circumstances make the task
behave differently.
As I am not sure about my testing environment at the moment,
I would not recommend you to spend much time on that.
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<!-- Installation der applikation -->
<target name="application" depends="init" if="bea-home">
<mkdir dir="${bea-home}/${wls}/config/mikado/applications"/>
<mkdir dir="${bea-home}/${wls}/config/mikado/logs/"/>
<copy todir="${bea-home}/${wls}/config/mikado" >
<fileset dir="${bea-home}/${wls}/config/mydomain"
includes="*.crt,*.pem,SerializedSystemIni.dat,fileRealm.properties"/>
<!--includes="fileRealm.properties"/-->
</copy >
<filter token="java.home" value="${java.home}"/>
<filter token="bea-home" value="${bea-home}"/>
<filter token="wls" value="${wls}"/>
<copy todir="${bea-home}/${wls}/config/mikado" filtering="true">
<fileset dir="data/config/mikado" includes="config.xml,startWebLogic.cmd"/>
</copy >
</target>
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: Conor MacNeill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Gesendet: Mittwoch, 24. Oktober 2001 15:43
> An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Betreff: Re: Problem with the Copy-Task when used for non text files
>
>
> Weinmann, Alexander wrote:
>
> > Hello ANT-Users,
> > Under windows 2000 I experienced several times that the
> > copy task did not work as expected. License files and other
> > "proprietary" formats seemed to have changed [when read
> > from other applications] after being copied.
> > Doing the Copy manually on the operating system level
> solved the problem
> > and made me think their might be a problem with the Copy-Task ..
> >
> > Any hints from the experts?
> >
> > P.S.: "Filtering" is off!
>
> That is what the last guy said - just kidding:-) The next time you
> encounter this, would you be able to investigate the nature of the
> differences, perhaps even resorting to a binary level diff.?
> Also if you
> could give us the <copy> snippet. Finally there may be other
> "line-oriented" processes being run over the files. This
> could be other
> Ant tasks such as <fixcrlf> being applied to more files that
> it should
> or something like that.
>
> Any info would help to track down any issues.
>
> Thanks
> Conor
>
