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From: Matt Benson <gudnabrsam@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Urgent Please help with invoking ftp client on windows with ant
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--- "Majumdar, Anamitra" <amajumda@visa.com> wrote:
> Can somebody tell me how do I call  windows ftp
> client shell from and using the exec or apply task
> 
> I am using syntax
> 
>          <exec 
> dir="${Outgoing.Input.Directory}/ftp" 
> executable="c:/winnt/system32/ftp.exe "  >
> 	      <arg value="10.200.141.143" />
> 	    </exec>
> 

This will not work.  In theory you could use a script
with your FTP executable for this, but the optional
<ftp> task would probably serve you better.  In either
case this is a question for the user list, not the
developer list.

-Matt


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