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  1. 03-02-2009, 10:02 AM #1
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    Default Entering a space as argument

    Hi

    I'm trying to script a telnet session in Java. As input I would like the IP-address, user and password. This is trivial. However for testing purposes I'm trying to connect to a telnet server having a blank password, i.e. in a shell I would just press enter. How do I go about representing this in the arguments tab in the run dialog of Eclipse? It doesn't seem to recognize a space as an argument.
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    Did you surround the space with quotes? That works in NetBeans.

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