| Problem inside of FrameworkCommandInterpreter.java [message #47275] |
Fri, 25 March 2005 03:40 |
 Bob Balfe
Messages: 17
Registered: July 2009 |
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When calling FrameworkCommandInterpreter.execute(<string>) with a =
command with spaces in it like "bundle 123" it doesn't work because it =
attempts to match a function name of "_bundle 123" in the command =
handler classes. I would think the passed in cmd string should be =
tokenized for spaces and only the first one take then the rest passed in =
as parameters.
Is this a bug and is anyone aware of it?
--=20
Bob
IBM Software Group
Workplace Client Technology Platform, Rich Edition
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