Ant SSH utils

Simple SSH tasks that can be used from Ant.

Includes three SSH Ant tasks:
* Run one/multiple commands over SSH in Ant.
* Uploads one/multiple files over SSH in Ant.
* Downloads one/multiple files over SSH in Ant.

Simpler class loading since no external libraries are required to add to your Ant installation. All libraries are stored in your project directory, instead of your Ant installation.

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Apache License V2.0

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Intended Audience

Developers

Programming Language

Java

Related Categories

Java Libraries

Registered

2016-06-12

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