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Subject: [Bug 61649] The same scripted invocation of Ant works on z/OS using
 1.9.7, but fails using 1.9.9
Date: Wed, 25 Oct 2017 08:36:21 +0000
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https://bz.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=3D61649

--- Comment #8 from cpisapia@ie.ibm.com ---
Hi,

We copied the Ant 1.9.6 ant script from that GitHub link and tried it on z/=
OS
and it worked.

A couple of additional clarifications:
* I've run a few more tests (have run many of these over the last while and=
 it
gets confusing) and for me to get this to work with Ant 1.9.6 or Ant 1.9.7 =
on
z/OS I have to use the -Dwsadmin.extra.args value with escaped quotes; e.g.:
-Dwsadmin.extra.args=3D\"-javaoption -Xmx1024m -appendtrace true\"  The
significance of this is that I'm pretty sure I didn't always have to escape=
 the
double quotes on the command line; however, I retested with Ant 1.9.9 to
confirm that even escaping the double quotes doesn't fix it.
*  I reported I saw the same issue on RHEL with Ant 1.9.9 using
-Dwsadmin.extra.args. I retested this on RHEL with the Ant 1.9.6 script (and
1.9.7) and it works if I escape the double quotes and fails if I do not.  It
fails in either case with 1.9.9.  the issue seems to be with outliers and R=
ed
Hat seems fairly mainstream.
I don't know when/why this changed.

Thanks

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