Re: [Soaplab-users] Problem with Infile Path

[Sebastien M. <Seb...@un...>]

>     It's my application which cannot read the file with this path.
>     It doesn't read it in command line, except if I use a path without
>     special characters ( [ ] - )
> 
> 
> Okay, I understand, but your application is running on your machine, it 
> is a Soaplab's client. Once this client application sends a filename to 
> a Soplab's service, things should be fine (first, because there is no 
> shell involved on the Soaplab side, and second, because it work fine for 
> other Soaplab services, as shown in the example in my previous email).
>  
> 
>     Something like  template: "-in=\"$$\""
>     or              template: "-in='$$'"
>     but it failed.
> 
> 
> Again, we are now talking about a client application, so it has nothing 
> to do with ACD files - therefore using different templates cannot hep here.
> 
> What can help is to deal with your shell. If you use bash, it does not 
> have problems with [ and ], only if you use tcsh you need to escape (or 
> quote) these characters. What shell are you using?
> 
> Martin

I know it is not the ACD syntax but the shell which is involved because 
I have the same problem in command line with these paths.

I use bash and it is my application which seems to be the real problem.
It cannot read the file from this path even if special characters are 
escaped.


It is an old application (mid 90's) and I wonder if ACD syntax could 
protect path for my application.

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