[tmonteit]

I’m trying to build an ant script with an argument that references a strong containing html. The html string is supposed to be enclosed in quotes.
The script will be the targed of a wsdl deployment.

ie. “html:\something”
<java … >
<arg value=”\”html:/Something”\” />
<java>

The problem is that eclipse doesn’t like the string. Error says:
white space required before attributes.

Here’s the The code…
and a screen shot of the error:

<target name=”s1_java2wsdl”>
<java classpath=”lib.cp” classname=”org.apache.axis.wsdl.Java2WSDL” fork=”true”>
<args>
<arg value=”-y DOCUMENT” />
<arg value=”-o mywsdl.wsdl” />
<arg value=”-l\”http:\localhost:8080\axis\services\ABCDDoc\”” />
<arg value=”-n\”urn:IBCDSDoc\”” />
<arg value=”-p\”com.company.webservice.sa\”” />
<arg value=”\”urn:ABCD\”” />
<arg value=”com.company.webservice.sa.IBCDSServiceAdapter” />
</args>
</java>
</target>

What’s going on here? how do I fix?

[tmonteit]

Re: screen shot http://vizprocess.4t.com/devshare/tmp8224.png

[tmonteit]

Also says…. What does this mean?
BUILD FAILED: C:\ibc_env\eclipse_working\ibc_hs\build.xml:36: Element type “arg” must be followed by either attribute specifications, “>” or “/>”.

[support-michael]

IFollowing are the attribute quoting rules:

All attribute values must be in quotes. The single-quote character (the apostrophe) may be used if the value contains a double-quote character, and vice versa. If you need isolated quotes as data as well, you can use ' or ".

Try this:

<arg value='-l"http:\localhost:8080\axis\services\ABCDDoc"' />

[support-michael]

One more observation is the backslashes in the -l option. I don’t believe ‘\’ is a valid character in a URL. If you experience errors try converting the ‘\’ to ‘/’.

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