On Nov 9, 2007 7:03 AM, 김동광 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear everyone.
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> I have been used ant 1.7.0 for running my program on linux (redhat.
> 2.6.9-42.0.10.ELsmp)
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> However, I have a some problem to process file.encoding.
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> My problem is..
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> A original file was written based on MS949 encoding. My program is working to
> read this file and write another file which was also MS949.
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> This compile was completed and I execute "java -Dfile.encoding=MS949 Test".
> It was good work.
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> But, I wrote build.xml ;
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> <target name="test"
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> description="classes">
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> <echo>ANT ENCODING : ${file.encoding}</echo>
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> <java classname="Test">
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> <sysproperty key="file.encoding" value="MS949"/>
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> <classpath location="." />
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> </java>
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> </target>
I think that you may need set fork='true" (the ant manual says that
this is not needed in
general - but the "file.encoding" property may not be writtable in the
current VM).
Peter
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> # ant -Dfile.encoding=MS949 test
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> ANT ENCODING : MS949
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> This result was error……… output file's data was broken such as "?????" .
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> I couldn't understand and recognize why this problem happen… I have just
> thought a same result from java and ant.
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> Do you have any solution..???
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> Regards…
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