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Subject: Re: Exec arguments, pipes, and I/O redirection...
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From: Stefan Bodewig <bodewig@bost.de>
Date: 06 Sep 2000 09:01:54 +0200
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>>>>> "KW" == Ken Wood <kwood@i2.com> writes:

 KW> <exec executable="cat" dir=".">
 KW>   <arg line="etc/jsm.properties | sed -f tools/jsmprops_sedscriptfile > application/server/log/jsm.properties" /> 
 KW> </exec>

well, | sed ... is not really an arg to cat, is it? I haven't tried it
but I think

<exec executable="sh" dir=".">
  <arg value="-c" />
  <arg value="cat etc/jsm.properties | sed -f tools/jsmprops_sedscriptfile > application/server/log/jsm.properties" /> 
</exec>

should work.

Stefan