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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 18505] - XML parsing of attribute in Javadoc task

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XML parsing of attribute in Javadoc task





------- Additional Comments From apachebugzilla@rivera.za.net  2003-03-31 22:22 -------
Exactly, it is sending unescaped "s to javadoc on the command line.




The desired affect of unescaped "s on the command line is to parse them as one 
argument (possibly substituting variable) and discard the "s. Ant should be 
aware of this, and therefore escape all &quot;s for you. Ant is meant to make 
the command line interface of Javadoc invisible, not make you think out the 
innner-workings of ant, and guess that it will need to escaping.