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.zip\ File\ Name=.zip File Name~FileUtils1
.zip\ files=.zip files~FileUtils2
A\ list\ of\ additional\ properties,\ separated\ by\ commas.\ For\ example,\ specify\ ${p\:environment/allProperties}\ to\ add\ all\ environment\ properties\ as\ name-value\ pairs\ to\ the\ list\ of\ properties\ to\ update.\ The\ Additional\ properties\ field\ takes\ precedence\ over\ this\ field.=A list of additional properties, separated by commas. For example, specify $[{p\:environment/allProperties}] to add all environment properties as name-value pairs to the list of properties to update. The Additional properties field takes precedence over this field.~FileUtils3
A\ list\ of\ directories\ to\ copy\ to\ and\ synchronize,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters.=A list of directories to copy to and synchronize, separated by newline characters.~FileUtils4
A\ list\ of\ directories\ to\ copy\ to,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters.=A list of directories to copy to, separated by newline characters.~FileUtils5
A\ list\ of\ directories\ to\ create,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters.=A list of directories to create, separated by newline characters.~FileUtils6
A\ list\ of\ elements,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters,\ whose\ values\ will\ be\ used\ for\ properties.\ Use\ dot\ notation\ to\ refer\ to\ nested\ elements.\ For\ example,\ specify\ foo.bar.baz\ to\ retrieve\ the\ value\ of\ the\ baz\ element\ under\ the\ bar\ element\ under\ the\ foo\ element.\ Use\ the\ at\ sign\ (@)\ to\ specify\ attributes.\ For\ example,\ specify\ foo.bar.baz.@name\ to\ retrieve\ the\ name\ attribute\ of\ the\ baz\ element\ under\ the\ bar\ element\ under\ the\ foo\ element.=A list of elements, separated by newline characters, whose values will be used for properties. Use dot notation to refer to nested elements. For example, specify foo.bar.baz to retrieve the value of the baz element under the bar element under the foo element. Use the at sign (@) to specify attributes. For example, specify foo.bar.baz.@name to retrieve the name attribute of the baz element under the bar element under the foo element.~FileUtils7
A\ list\ of\ name-value\ pairs\ to\ update,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters.\ Use\ the\ format\ section\\name\=value.\ Comments\ that\ precede\ a\ property\ line\ are\ added\ to\ the\ property.\ Comment\ lines\ begin\ with\ a\ semicolon\ (;)\ or\ number\ sign\ (\#).\ To\ update\ properties\ in\ subsections,\ add\ the\ full\ path\ of\ the\ parent\ sections\ to\ the\ property\ name,\ using\ a\ backslash\ (\\)\ as\ a\ separator.\ For\ example,\ specify\ section1\\section2\\propertyName\=value\ to\ update\ the\ propertyName\ property\ in\ the\ section2\ subsection\ of\ the\ section1\ section.=A list of name-value pairs to update, separated by newline characters. Use the format section\\name\=value. Comments that precede a property line are added to the property. Comment lines begin with a semicolon (;) or number sign (\#). To update properties in subsections, add the full path of the parent sections to the property name, using a backslash (\\) as a separator. For example, specify section1\\section2\\propertyName\=value to update the propertyName property in the section2 subsection of the section1 section.~FileUtils8
A\ list\ of\ name-value\ pairs,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters.\ This\ field\ takes\ precedence\ over\ Additional\ properties.\ Use\ the\ format\ property_name\=property_value.=A list of name-value pairs, separated by newline characters. This field takes precedence over Additional properties. Use the format property_name\=property_value.~FileUtils9
A\ list\ of\ names\ of\ properties\ to\ remove,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters.=A list of names of properties to remove, separated by newline characters.~FileUtils10
A\ list\ of\ patterns,\ separated\ by\ commas\ or\ spaces,\ that\ describe\ the\ .zip\ files\ to\ extract.=A list of patterns, separated by commas or spaces, that describe the .zip files to extract.~FileUtils11
A\ list\ of\ patterns,\ separated\ by\ commas\ or\ spaces,\ that\ describe\ the\ files\ in\ the\ archive\ to\ extract.=A list of patterns, separated by commas or spaces, that describe the files in the archive to extract.~FileUtils12
A\ list\ of\ patterns,\ separated\ by\ commas\ or\ spaces,\ that\ describe\ the\ files\ in\ the\ archive\ to\ skip.=A list of patterns, separated by commas or spaces, that describe the files in the archive to skip.~FileUtils13
A\ list\ of\ patterns,\ separated\ by\ commas\ or\ spaces,\ that\ describe\ the\ files\ to\ exclude.\ New\ lines\ will\ be\ replaced\ with\ commas.=A list of patterns, separated by commas or spaces, that describe the files to exclude. New lines will be replaced with commas.~FileUtils14
A\ list\ of\ patterns,\ separated\ by\ commas\ or\ spaces,\ that\ describe\ the\ files\ to\ include.\ New\ lines\ will\ be\ replaced\ with\ commas.=A list of patterns, separated by commas or spaces, that describe the files to include. New lines will be replaced with commas.~FileUtils15
A\ list\ of\ patterns,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters,\ that\ describe\ files\ to\ include\ for\ preservation\ in\ the\ target\ directories.=A list of patterns, separated by newline characters, that describe files to include for preservation in the target directories.~FileUtils16
A\ list\ of\ patterns,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters,\ that\ describe\ files\ to\ skip\ for\ preservation\ in\ the\ target\ directories.=A list of patterns, separated by newline characters, that describe files to skip for preservation in the target directories.~FileUtils17
A\ list\ of\ patterns,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters,\ that\ describe\ the\ files\ and\ directories\ to\ delete.\ For\ example,\ specify\ **/*\ to\ delete\ all\ files.=A list of patterns, separated by newline characters, that describe the files and directories to delete. For example, specify **/* to delete all files.~FileUtils18
A\ list\ of\ patterns,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters,\ that\ describe\ the\ files\ and\ directories\ to\ include.\ For\ example\:\ **/*=A list of patterns, separated by newline characters, that describe the files and directories to include. For example\: **/*~FileUtils19
A\ list\ of\ patterns,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters,\ that\ describe\ the\ files\ and\ directories\ to\ skip\ when\ deleting.\ For\ example,\ specify\ **/*.txt\ to\ skip\ all\ .txt\ files.=A list of patterns, separated by newline characters, that describe the files and directories to skip when deleting. For example, specify **/*.txt to skip all .txt files.~FileUtils20
A\ list\ of\ patterns,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters,\ that\ describe\ the\ files\ and\ directories\ to\ skip.\ For\ example\:\ **/*.txt=A list of patterns, separated by newline characters, that describe the files and directories to skip. For example\: **/*.txt~FileUtils21
A\ list\ of\ patterns,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters,\ that\ describe\ the\ files\ to\ convert.=A list of patterns, separated by newline characters, that describe the files to convert.~FileUtils22
A\ list\ of\ patterns,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters,\ that\ describe\ the\ files\ to\ copy.\ The\ default,\ **/*,\ includes\ all\ files.=A list of patterns, separated by newline characters, that describe the files to copy. The default, **/*, includes all files.~FileUtils23
A\ list\ of\ patterns,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters,\ that\ describe\ the\ files\ to\ modify.=A list of patterns, separated by newline characters, that describe the files to modify.~FileUtils24
A\ list\ of\ patterns,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters,\ that\ describe\ the\ files\ to\ move.\ The\ default,\ **/*,\ includes\ all\ files.=A list of patterns, separated by newline characters, that describe the files to move. The default, **/*, includes all files.~FileUtils25
A\ list\ of\ patterns,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters,\ that\ describe\ the\ files\ to\ skip.=A list of patterns, separated by newline characters, that describe the files to skip.~FileUtils26
A\ list\ of\ patterns,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters,\ that\ describe\ the\ files\ to\ skip.\ For\ example,\ if\ you\ specify\ **/*.zip,\ all\ .zip\ files\ in\ all\ subdirectories\ are\ excluded.=A list of patterns, separated by newline characters, that describe the files to skip. For example, if you specify **/*.zip, all .zip files in all subdirectories are excluded.~FileUtils27
A\ list\ of\ patterns,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters,\ that\ describe\ the\ files\ to\ synchronize.\ The\ default,\ **/*,\ includes\ all\ files.=A list of patterns, separated by newline characters, that describe the files to synchronize. The default, **/*, includes all files.~FileUtils28
A\ list\ of\ patterns,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters,\ that\ describe\ the\ property\ files\ to\ edit.=A list of patterns, separated by newline characters, that describe the property files to edit.~FileUtils29
A\ list\ of\ patterns,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters,\ that\ describe\ the\ property\ files\ to\ skip.=A list of patterns, separated by newline characters, that describe the property files to skip.~FileUtils30
A\ list\ of\ patterns,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters,\ the\ describe\ the\ files\ to\ skip.=A list of patterns, separated by newline characters, the describe the files to skip.~FileUtils31
A\ list\ of\ properties\ to\ remove,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters.\ To\ remove\ properties\ in\ subsections,\ add\ the\ full\ path\ of\ the\ parent\ sections\ to\ the\ property\ name,\ using\ a\ backslash\ (\\)\ as\ a\ separator.\ For\ example,\ specify\ section1\\section2\\propertyName\ to\ remove\ the\ propertyName\ property\ in\ the\ section2\ subsection\ of\ the\ section1\ section.=A list of properties to remove, separated by newline characters. To remove properties in subsections, add the full path of the parent sections to the property name, using a backslash (\\) as a separator. For example, specify section1\\section2\\propertyName to remove the propertyName property in the section2 subsection of the section1 section.~FileUtils32
A\ list\ of\ rules,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters,\ for\ renaming\ the\ files\ in\ the\ destination\ directories.\ Use\ the\ format\ "FROM->TO".\ For\ example,\ specify\ a.txt->b.txt\ to\ rename\ files\ named\ "a.txt"\ to\ "b.txt"\ and\ use\ *.java->*.java.bak\ to\ change\ file\ suffixes\ from\ .java\ to\ .java.bak.\ Rules\ are\ applied\ in\ the\ order\ that\ they\ are\ specifed.\ No\ more\ than\ one\ rule\ is\ applied\ to\ a\ file.=A list of rules, separated by newline characters, for renaming the files in the destination directories. Use the format "FROM->TO". For example, specify a.txt->b.txt to rename files named "a.txt" to "b.txt" and use *.java->*.java.bak to change file suffixes from .java to .java.bak. Rules are applied in the order that they are specifed. No more than one rule is applied to a file.~FileUtils33
A\ list\ of\ rules,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters,\ for\ renaming\ the\ files\ in\ the\ destination\ directories.\ Use\ the\ format\ "FROM->TO".\ For\ example,\ specify\ a.txt->b.txt\ to\ rename\ files\ named\ "a.txt"\ to\ "b.txt"\ and\ use\ *.java->*.java.bak\ to\ change\ file\ suffixes\ from\ .java\ to\ .java.bak.\ Rules\ are\ applied\ in\ the\ order\ that\ they\ are\ specified.\ No\ more\ than\ one\ rule\ is\ applied\ to\ a\ file.=A list of rules, separated by newline characters, for renaming the files in the destination directories. Use the format "FROM->TO". For example, specify a.txt->b.txt to rename files named "a.txt" to "b.txt" and use *.java->*.java.bak to change file suffixes from .java to .java.bak. Rules are applied in the order that they are specified. No more than one rule is applied to a file.~FileUtils34
A\ list\ of\ sections\ to\ remove,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters.\ Removing\ a\ section\ removes\ the\ properties\ and\ property\ comments\ in\ the\ section.=A list of sections to remove, separated by newline characters. Removing a section removes the properties and property comments in the section.~FileUtils35
A\ list\ of\ XPath\ expression-content\ pairs,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters.\ Use\ the\ format\ expression->content.\ For\ example,\ specify\ /root/foo->&lt;bar/&gt;\ to\ insert\ an\ empty\ bar\ element\ under\ all\ foo\ elements\ in\ the\ root\ element.=A list of XPath expression-content pairs, separated by newline characters. Use the format expression->content. For example, specify /root/foo->&lt;bar/&gt; to insert an empty bar element under all foo elements in the root element.~FileUtils36
A\ list\ of\ XPath\ expression-content\ pairs,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters.\ Use\ the\ format\ expression->content.\ For\ example,\ specify\ /root/foo/@bar->my_bar\ to\ replace\ the\ bar\ attribute\ value\ for\ all\ foo\ elements\ under\ the\ root\ element\ with\ my_bar.\ The\ XPath\ expression\ must\ end\ with\ the\ /@name\ of\ the\ attribute\ to\ insert\ or\ update.=A list of XPath expression-content pairs, separated by newline characters. Use the format expression->content. For example, specify /root/foo/@bar->my_bar to replace the bar attribute value for all foo elements under the root element with my_bar. The XPath expression must end with the /@name of the attribute to insert or update.~FileUtils37
A\ list\ of\ XPath\ expression-replacement\ pairs,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters.\ Use\ the\ format\ expression->replacement.\ For\ example,\ specify\ /root/foo/@bar->my_bar\ to\ replace\ the\ bar\ attribute\ value\ for\ all\ foo\ elements\ under\ the\ root\ element\ with\ my_bar.\ The\ step\ does\ nothing\ if\ the\ specified\ expression\ does\ not\ exist\ in\ the\ source\ files.=A list of XPath expression-replacement pairs, separated by newline characters. Use the format expression->replacement. For example, specify /root/foo/@bar->my_bar to replace the bar attribute value for all foo elements under the root element with my_bar. The step does nothing if the specified expression does not exist in the source files.~FileUtils38
A\ list\ of\ XPath\ expressions,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters,\ that\ specify\ elements\ to\ remove.\ For\ example,\ specify\ /root/foo\ to\ remove\ all\ foo\ elements\ under\ the\ root\ element.=A list of XPath expressions, separated by newline characters, that specify elements to remove. For example, specify /root/foo to remove all foo elements under the root element.~FileUtils39
A\ list,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters,\ of\ explicit\ tokens\ to\ replace\ in\ the\ form\ of\ token->value.\ For\ example\:\ if\ you\ specify\ mytoken->new_value,\ the\ step\ replaces\ mytoken\ with\ new_value.\ The\ token\ delimiter\ and\ property\ prefix\ settings\ apply.\ If\ you\ specified\ a\ value\ in\ the\ Property\ List\ field,\ the\ explicit\ tokens\ are\ added\ as\ additional\ values\ to\ replace,\ and\ override\ any\ properties\ that\ have\ the\ same\ name.\ You\ cannot\ use\ regular\ expressions.=A list, separated by newline characters, of explicit tokens to replace in the form of token->value. For example\: if you specify mytoken->new_value, the step replaces mytoken with new_value. The token delimiter and property prefix settings apply. If you specified a value in the Property List field, the explicit tokens are added as additional values to replace, and override any properties that have the same name. You cannot use regular expressions.~FileUtils40
A\ regular\ expression\ that\ describes\ the\ token\ to\ match\ in\ the\ file.=A regular expression that describes the token to match in the file.~FileUtils41
Add\ Section\ Comments=Add Section Comments~FileUtils42
Add,\ remove,\ or\ update\ properties\ in\ a\ Java\ properties\ file.=Add, remove, or update properties in a Java properties file.~FileUtils43
Add/Update\ properties=Add/Update properties~FileUtils44
Additional\ properties=Additional properties~FileUtils45
Additional\ properties\ prefix=Additional properties prefix~FileUtils46
Apply\ formatting\ to\ output\ XML=Apply formatting to output XML~FileUtils47
Base\ Directory=Base Directory~FileUtils48
bzip2=bzip2~FileUtils49
Case\ Sensitive=Case Sensitive~FileUtils50
Contents=Contents~FileUtils51
Convert\ file\ line\ endings\ between\ UNIX\ and\ Microsoft\ Windows\ formats.=Convert file line endings between UNIX and Microsoft Windows formats.~FileUtils52
Copy\ Directory=Copy Directory~FileUtils53
Copy\ the\ contents\ of\ a\ directory\ to\ other\ directories.\ This\ step\ overwrites\ files\ but\ does\ not\ delete\ files.=Copy the contents of a directory to other directories. This step overwrites files but does not delete files.~FileUtils54
Create\ .zip\ File=Create .zip File~FileUtils55
Create\ a\ .zip\ file.=Create a .zip file.~FileUtils56
Create\ a\ set\ of\ directories,\ including\ nested\ directories.=Create a set of directories, including nested directories.~FileUtils57
Create\ a\ text\ file.=Create a text file.~FileUtils58
Create\ Directories=Create Directories~FileUtils59
Create\ File=Create File~FileUtils60
Custom\ Encoding=Custom Encoding~FileUtils61
Delete\ Files\ and\ Directories=Delete Files and Directories~FileUtils62
Delete\ files\ and\ directories.=Delete files and directories.~FileUtils63
Destination\ Directories=Destination Directories~FileUtils64
Destination\ Directory=Destination Directory~FileUtils65
Destination\ Directory\ Offset=Destination Directory Offset~FileUtils66
Directories=Directories~FileUtils67
Directory\ Offset=Directory Offset~FileUtils68
End\ Token\ Delimiter=End Token Delimiter~FileUtils69
Ending=Ending~FileUtils70
Exclude=Exclude~FileUtils71
Exclude\ Files=Exclude Files~FileUtils72
Excludes=Excludes~FileUtils73
Explicit\ Tokens=Explicit Tokens~FileUtils74
Extract\ a\ .tar\ file.=Extract a .tar file.~FileUtils75
Extract\ a\ .zip\ file.=Extract a .zip file.~FileUtils76
Extract\ directory=Extract directory~FileUtils77
Fail\ if\ found=Fail if found~FileUtils78
Fail\ if\ no\ match\ found=Fail if no match found~FileUtils79
File\ Excludes=File Excludes~FileUtils80
File\ Includes=File Includes~FileUtils81
File\ Name=File Name~FileUtils82
File\ Utils=File Utils~FileUtils83
FileUtils=FileUtils~FileUtils84
Flatten\ Directory\ Structure=Flatten Directory Structure~FileUtils85
Flip\ Line\ Endings=Flip Line Endings~FileUtils86
Follow\ Symlinks=Follow Symlinks~FileUtils87
Force=Force~FileUtils88
gzip=gzip~FileUtils89
If\ selected,\ files\ are\ overwritten\ even\ if\ they\ are\ newer\ than\ files\ in\ the\ .tar\ file.=If selected, files are overwritten even if they are newer than files in the .tar file.~FileUtils90
If\ selected,\ files\ are\ overwritten\ even\ if\ they\ are\ newer\ than\ files\ in\ the\ .zip\ file.=If selected, files are overwritten even if they are newer than files in the .zip file.~FileUtils91
Ignore\ DTD\ Specification=Ignore DTD Specification~FileUtils92
Ignore\ the\ directory\ structure\ of\ the\ source\ files,\ and\ copy\ all\ files\ into\ the\ destination\ directory.=Ignore the directory structure of the source files, and copy all files into the destination directory.~FileUtils93
Include=Include~FileUtils94
Include\ Files=Include Files~FileUtils95
Includes=Includes~FileUtils96
Insert\ XML=Insert XML~FileUtils97
Monitor\ a\ file\ for\ a\ token.\ The\ step\ continues\ when\ the\ token\ is\ found,\ and\ fails\ if\ the\ token\ is\ not\ found\ in\ the\ specified\ time.\ This\ step\ is\ similar\ to\ the\ UNIX\ tail\ command,\ and\ ignores\ content\ in\ the\ file\ that\ is\ present\ before\ the\ step\ starts.=Monitor a file for a token. The step continues when the token is found, and fails if the token is not found in the specified time. This step is similar to the UNIX tail command, and ignores content in the file that is present before the step starts.~FileUtils98
Monitor\ File\ Contents=Monitor File Contents~FileUtils99
Move\ Directory=Move Directory~FileUtils100
Move\ new\ files\ in\ a\ source\ directory\ to\ a\ destination\ directory,\ and\ delete\ files\ in\ the\ destination\ directory\ that\ are\ not\ in\ the\ source\ directory.\ Synchronization\ is\ based\ on\ the\ time\ stamp\ of\ the\ file.=Move new files in a source directory to a destination directory, and delete files in the destination directory that are not in the source directory. Synchronization is based on the time stamp of the file.~FileUtils101
Move\ the\ contents\ of\ a\ directory\ to\ another\ directory.=Move the contents of a directory to another directory.~FileUtils102
Name\ of\ the\ new\ .zip\ file.=Name of the new .zip file.~FileUtils103
none=none~FileUtils104
OS=OS~FileUtils105
Overwrite=Overwrite~FileUtils106
Overwrite\ files=Overwrite files~FileUtils107
Overwrite\ if\ exists=Overwrite if exists~FileUtils108
Overwrite\ read-only\ destination\ files.\ Since\ Ant\ 1.8.2.=Overwrite read-only destination files. Since Ant 1.8.2.~FileUtils109
Parse\ an\ XML\ file\ to\ search\ for\ properties\ defined\ by\ element\ names.=Parse an XML file to search for properties defined by element names.~FileUtils110
Preserve\ In\ Target\ Exclude\ Files=Preserve In Target Exclude Files~FileUtils111
Preserve\ In\ Target\ Include\ Files=Preserve In Target Include Files~FileUtils112
Preserve\ Last\ Modified=Preserve Last Modified~FileUtils113
Preserve\ the\ time\ stamps\ from\ the\ source\ files\ and\ folders.=Preserve the time stamps from the source files and folders.~FileUtils114
Property\ File=Property File~FileUtils115
Property\ File\ Name=Property File Name~FileUtils116
Property\ Keys=Property Keys~FileUtils117
Property\ List=Property List~FileUtils118
Property\ Prefix=Property Prefix~FileUtils119
Read\ properties\ from\ a\ file\ and\ set\ them\ as\ output\ properties\ for\ the\ step.=Read properties from a file and set them as output properties for the step.~FileUtils120
Read\ Properties\ From\ XML\ File=Read Properties From XML File~FileUtils121
Read\ Property\ File=Read Property File~FileUtils122
Regular\ Expression=Regular Expression~FileUtils123
Remove=Remove~FileUtils124
Remove\ properties=Remove properties~FileUtils125
Remove\ Section=Remove Section~FileUtils126
Rename\ Rules=Rename Rules~FileUtils127
Replace\ Tokens=Replace Tokens~FileUtils128
Replace\ tokens\ in\ files\ using\ properties.=Replace tokens in files using properties.~FileUtils129
Replace\ with\ text=Replace with text~FileUtils130
Select\ the\ compression\ algorithm\ for\ the\ .tar\ file.=Select the compression algorithm for the .tar file.~FileUtils131
Select\ to\ configure\ the\ step\ to\ fail\ if\ any\ of\ the\ XPath\ expressions\ do\ not\ return\ a\ match.=Select to configure the step to fail if any of the XPath expressions do not return a match.~FileUtils132
Select\ to\ configure\ the\ step\ to\ fail\ if\ the\ regular\ expression\ is\ matched.\ When\ selected,\ the\ step\ does\ not\ fail\ when\ the\ timeout\ expires.=Select to configure the step to fail if the regular expression is matched. When selected, the step does not fail when the timeout expires.~FileUtils133
Select\ to\ follow\ symlinks\ when\ deleting.=Select to follow symlinks when deleting.~FileUtils134
Select\ to\ follow\ symlinks\ when\ including\ files.=Select to follow symlinks when including files.~FileUtils135
Select\ to\ ignore\ document\ type\ declarations\ that\ are\ specified\ in\ the\ XML\ files.\ WARNING\:\ these\ declarations\ are\ commented\ out\ temporarily\ while\ the\ step\ runs.=Select to ignore document type declarations that are specified in the XML files. WARNING\: these declarations are commented out temporarily while the step runs.~FileUtils136
Select\ to\ output\ the\ document\ with\ a\ degree\ of\ formatting.\ Elements\ are\ indented\ and\ given\ new\ lines\ wherever\ possible\ to\ make\ a\ more\ readable\ document.=Select to output the document with a degree of formatting. Elements are indented and given new lines wherever possible to make a more readable document.~FileUtils137
Select\ to\ overwrite\ an\ existing\ file\ with\ the\ same\ name.=Select to overwrite an existing file with the same name.~FileUtils138
Select\ to\ overwrite\ target\ files\ even\ if\ they\ are\ newer\ than\ source\ files.=Select to overwrite target files even if they are newer than source files.~FileUtils139
Select\ to\ update\ or\ overwrite\ the\ destination\ file\ if\ a\ file\ with\ that\ name\ already\ exists.=Select to update or overwrite the destination file if a file with that name already exists.~FileUtils140
Select\ to\ use\ case-sensitive\ matching.=Select to use case-sensitive matching.~FileUtils141
Select\ to\ use\ the\ local\ character\ encoding\ of\ the\ agent\ when\ accessing\ the\ properties\ file.=Select to use the local character encoding of the agent when accessing the properties file.~FileUtils142
Select\ to\ use\ the\ number\ sign\ (\#)\ to\ indicate\ a\ comment.\ Clear\ to\ use\ the\ semicolon\ (;)\ to\ indicate\ a\ comment.=Select to use the number sign (\#) to indicate a comment. Clear to use the semicolon (;) to indicate a comment.~FileUtils143
Set\ Attributes=Set Attributes~FileUtils144
Source\ Directory=Source Directory~FileUtils145
Source\ Directory\ Offset=Source Directory Offset~FileUtils146
Specify\ a\ character\ encoding\ to\ use\ when\ accessing\ the\ INI\ file.\ If\ you\ do\ not\ specify\ an\ encoding,\ the\ local\ character\ encoding\ of\ the\ agent\ is\ used.=Specify a character encoding to use when accessing the INI file. If you do not specify an encoding, the local character encoding of the agent is used.~FileUtils147
Specify\ a\ character\ encoding\ to\ use\ when\ accessing\ the\ properties\ file.\ This\ field\ takes\ precedence\ over\ Use\ System\ Encoding.=Specify a character encoding to use when accessing the properties file. This field takes precedence over Use System Encoding.~FileUtils148
Specify\ a\ character\ encoding\ to\ use\ when\ creating\ the\ .zip\ file.\ If\ blank,\ the\ .zip\ file\ is\ created\ with\ the\ local\ character\ encoding\ of\ the\ agent.\ Example\ encodings\:\ US-ASCII,\ UCS-2,\ JIS\ X\ 0201,\ UTF-16,\ UTF-16LE,\ EUC.=Specify a character encoding to use when creating the .zip file. If blank, the .zip file is created with the local character encoding of the agent. Example encodings\: US-ASCII, UCS-2, JIS X 0201, UTF-16, UTF-16LE, EUC.~FileUtils149
Specify\ a\ character\ encoding\ to\ use\ when\ creating\ the\ file.\ If\ blank,\ the\ file\ is\ created\ with\ the\ local\ character\ encoding\ of\ the\ agent.\ Example\ encodings\:\ US-ASCII,\ UCS-2,\ JIS\ X\ 0201,\ UTF-16,\ UTF-16LE,\ EUC.=Specify a character encoding to use when creating the file. If blank, the file is created with the local character encoding of the agent. Example encodings\: US-ASCII, UCS-2, JIS X 0201, UTF-16, UTF-16LE, EUC.~FileUtils150
Specify\ a\ character\ encoding\ to\ use\ when\ extracting\ files.\ If\ blank,\ the\ .zip\ file\ is\ created\ with\ the\ local\ character\ encoding\ of\ the\ agent.\ Example\ encodings\:\ UTF-8,\ US-ASCII,\ UCS-2,\ JIS\ X\ 0201,\ UTF-16,\ UTF-16LE,\ EUC.=Specify a character encoding to use when extracting files. If blank, the .zip file is created with the local character encoding of the agent. Example encodings\: UTF-8, US-ASCII, UCS-2, JIS X 0201, UTF-16, UTF-16LE, EUC.~FileUtils151
Specify\ a\ character\ encoding\ to\ use.\ If\ blank,\ the\ replacement\ file\ is\ created\ with\ the\ local\ character\ encoding\ of\ the\ agent.\ Example\ encodings\:\ UTF-8,\ US-ASCII,\ UCS-2,\ JIS\ X\ 0201,\ UTF-16,\ UTF-16LE,\ EUC.=Specify a character encoding to use. If blank, the replacement file is created with the local character encoding of the agent. Example encodings\: UTF-8, US-ASCII, UCS-2, JIS X 0201, UTF-16, UTF-16LE, EUC.~FileUtils152
Specify\ a\ list\ of\ comments,\ separated\ by\ newline\ characters,\ to\ add\ to\ sections.\ For\ example,\ specify\ section1\=newComment\ to\ add\ newComment\ in\ a\ comment\ line\ above\ the\ section1\ section.=Specify a list of comments, separated by newline characters, to add to sections. For example, specify section1\=newComment to add newComment in a comment line above the section1 section.~FileUtils153
Specify\ a\ prefix\ to\ use\ to\ determine\ which\ properties\ are\ included\ in\ token\ replacement.\ Leave\ blank\ to\ include\ all\ properties.=Specify a prefix to use to determine which properties are included in token replacement. Leave blank to include all properties.~FileUtils154
Specify\ a\ prefix\ to\ use\ to\ filter\ the\ properties\ specified\ in\ the\ Additional\ properties\ field.\ The\ prefix\ is\ removed\ from\ the\ property\ name\ to\ form\ the\ property\ that\ is\ added\ to\ the\ property\ file.\ For\ example\:\ if\ the\ Additional\ properties\ field\ is\ set\ to\ ${p\:enviroment/allProperties},\ specify\ "proxy"\ to\ update\ only\ the\ properties\ that\ begin\ with\ "proxy."=Specify a prefix to use to filter the properties specified in the Additional properties field. The prefix is removed from the property name to form the property that is added to the property file. For example\: if the Additional properties field is set to $[{p\:enviroment/allProperties}], specify "proxy" to update only the properties that begin with "proxy."~FileUtils155
Specify\ a\ property\ value\ here\ to\ use\ existing\ property\ names\ as\ tokens\ to\ replace\ in\ the\ target\ files.\ For\ example\:\ Specify\ ${p\:environment/allProperties}\ to\ use\ the\ names\ of\ all\ component\ environment\ properties\ as\ tokens\ and\ the\ property\ values\ as\ the\ replacements.\ Similarly,\ specify\ ${p\:component/allProperties},${p\:environment/allProperties}\ to\ use\ the\ names\ of\ all\ component\ and\ component\ environment\ properties\ as\ tokens.\ The\ token\ delimiter\ and\ property\ prefix\ settings\ apply.\ If\ you\ specify\ @\ for\ the\ start\ and\ end\ token\ delimiters\ and\ a\ property\ named\ token1\ exists,\ then\ the\ step\ searches\ for\ @token1@\ to\ replace.=Specify a property value here to use existing property names as tokens to replace in the target files. For example\: Specify $[{p\:environment/allProperties}] to use the names of all component environment properties as tokens and the property values as the replacements. Similarly, specify $[{p\:component/allProperties}],$[{p\:environment/allProperties}] to use the names of all component and component environment properties as tokens. The token delimiter and property prefix settings apply. If you specify @ for the start and end token delimiters and a property named token1 exists, then the step searches for @token1@ to replace.~FileUtils156
Start\ Token\ Delimiter=Start Token Delimiter~FileUtils157
Synchronize\ Directories=Synchronize Directories~FileUtils158
Tarball=Tarball~FileUtils159
The\ .tar\ file\ to\ extract.\ Use\ wildcards\ that\ are\ supported\ by\ Ant\ pattern\ matching\ to\ extract\ multiple\ .tar\ files.\ For\ example,\ if\ you\ specify\ json-*.tar,\ both\ json-c-0.10.tar\ and\ json-c-0.20.tar\ are\ extracted.=The .tar file to extract. Use wildcards that are supported by Ant pattern matching to extract multiple .tar files. For example, if you specify json-*.tar, both json-c-0.10.tar and json-c-0.20.tar are extracted.~FileUtils160
The\ base\ directory\ where\ files\ and\ directories\ are\ deleted.=The base directory where files and directories are deleted.~FileUtils161
The\ contents\ of\ the\ file.=The contents of the file.~FileUtils162
The\ directory\ relative\ to\ the\ current\ working\ directory\ that\ contains\ the\ file\ to\ monitor.=The directory relative to the current working directory that contains the file to monitor.~FileUtils163
The\ directory\ relative\ to\ the\ current\ working\ directory\ that\ contains\ the\ files\ to\ operate\ on.=The directory relative to the current working directory that contains the files to operate on.~FileUtils164
The\ directory\ relative\ to\ the\ current\ working\ directory\ where\ the\ edited\ XML\ files\ will\ be\ stored.=The directory relative to the current working directory where the edited XML files will be stored.~FileUtils165
The\ directory\ that\ contains\ the\ files\ to\ add\ to\ the\ archive.=The directory that contains the files to add to the archive.~FileUtils166
The\ directory\ to\ copy.=The directory to copy.~FileUtils167
The\ directory\ to\ extract\ the\ .tar\ file\ to.=The directory to extract the .tar file to.~FileUtils168
The\ directory\ to\ extract\ the\ .zip\ file\ to.=The directory to extract the .zip file to.~FileUtils169
The\ directory\ to\ move\ to.=The directory to move to.~FileUtils170
The\ directory\ to\ move.=The directory to move.~FileUtils171
The\ end\ delimiter\ character\ used\ to\ identify\ tokens.=The end delimiter character used to identify tokens.~FileUtils172
The\ File\ Utils\ plug-in\ includes\ steps,\ such\ as\ deleting\ or\ creating\ directories\ and\ replacing\ tokens\ in\ a\ file,\ that\ perform\ folder-level\ and\ file-level\ tasks\ as\ part\ of\ a\ deployment\ process.=The File Utils plug-in includes steps, such as deleting or creating directories and replacing tokens in a file, that perform folder-level and file-level tasks as part of a deployment process.~FileUtils173
The\ full\ path\ to\ the\ XML\ file\ to\ read\ properties\ from.=The full path to the XML file to read properties from.~FileUtils174
The\ line\ ending\ type\ to\ use.=The line ending type to use.~FileUtils175
The\ name\ of\ the\ file\ to\ monitor.=The name of the file to monitor.~FileUtils176
The\ name\ of\ the\ file\ to\ update.=The name of the file to update.~FileUtils177
The\ name\ of\ the\ file\ used\ to\ store\ the\ replacement\ name-value\ pairs.\ You\ can\ use\ an\ existing\ file.\ If\ the\ file\ does\ not\ exist,\ it\ is\ created\ and\ then\ removed\ when\ the\ step\ completes.=The name of the file used to store the replacement name-value pairs. You can use an existing file. If the file does not exist, it is created and then removed when the step completes.~FileUtils178
The\ name\ of\ the\ file.=The name of the file.~FileUtils179
The\ name\ of\ the\ property\ file\ to\ read.=The name of the property file to read.~FileUtils180
The\ start\ delimiter\ character\ used\ to\ identify\ tokens.=The start delimiter character used to identify tokens.~FileUtils181
The\ synchronization\ source\ directory.=The synchronization source directory.~FileUtils182
The\ time,\ in\ seconds,\ to\ wait\ for\ a\ match\ to\ the\ regular\ expression.\ The\ step\ fails\ if\ a\ match\ is\ not\ found\ before\ the\ timeout\ expires.=The time, in seconds, to wait for a match to the regular expression. The step fails if a match is not found before the timeout expires.~FileUtils183
Timeout\ (s)=Timeout (s)~FileUtils184
Unix=Unix~FileUtils185
Untar\ Tarball=Untar Tarball~FileUtils186
Unzip=Unzip~FileUtils187
Update\ a\ file\ in\ the\ Microsoft\ Windows\ INI\ format.\ This\ step\ supports\ property\ sections.=Update a file in the Microsoft Windows INI format. This step supports property sections.~FileUtils188
Update\ existing=Update existing~FileUtils189
Update\ INI\ File=Update INI File~FileUtils190
Update\ Java\ Properties\ File=Update Java Properties File~FileUtils191
Update\ properties=Update properties~FileUtils192
Update\ XML\ File\ with\ XPath=Update XML File with XPath~FileUtils193
Update\ XML\ files\ using\ XPath\ to\ locate\ items\ to\ edit.=Update XML files using XPath to locate items to edit.~FileUtils194
Use\ '\#'\ character\ for\ comments=Use '\#' character for comments~FileUtils195
Use\ System\ Encoding=Use System Encoding~FileUtils196
Utilities=Utilities~FileUtils197
Windows=Windows~FileUtils198
XML\ File=XML File~FileUtils199
