I don't think it's a bug in the shell script. It can't guess when a space is a
new arg and when it is part of an arg unless you wrap the arg itself in quotes
or escape the spaces.
- Brett
Quoting Dion Gillard [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Isn't this a known bug with the .sh script in that it doesn't
That won't work because it will put the -D after the class name on the
command line in the maven script. You need to either hack the maven start
script or investigate the use of maven.junit.sysproperties in
project.properties. It has a weird syntax (I copied this from someone else)
but you should
I think you really just want the -D parameter with the space in it to be quoted.
- Brett
Quoting Morris, Jason [IT] [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
That won't work because it will put the -D after the class name on the
command line in the maven script. You need to either hack the maven start
script or
Isn't this a known bug with the .sh script in that it doesn't handle
spaces in -D args?
On Thu, 10 Jun 2004 11:40:34 +1000, Brett Porter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think you really just want the -D parameter with the space in it to be quoted.
- Brett
Quoting Morris, Jason [IT] [EMAIL
