Re: Junit test problem

Did you put the optional.jar file in ANT_HOME/lib? That is where the junit ant task lives. Joseph Yang wrote: Thanks all for the responses! After I did what you told me here, another type of error shows up as below (I searched the mail archive again...) I did put junit.jar in ANT_HOME/lib, any

RE: Junit test problem

Thanks all for the responses! After I did what you told me here, another type of error shows up as below (I searched the mail archive again...) I did put junit.jar in ANT_HOME/lib, any idea? Thanks Ant could not find the task or a class this task relies upon. This is common and has a number

RE: Junit test problem

I believe the problem is that you are only including .class files from the {basedir}/test directory and not all subdirectories of {basedir}/test Your tag should be Try that. That should be it. -Original Message- From: Joseph Yang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, June 06, 200

Re: Junit test problem

You have a classpath problem. Your class is in a package called "teluswonderland" therefore your classpath should reference a directory that contains the directory "teluswonderland". One does not put class files in a classpath. One puts directories that contain classes and one puts jar/zip file

Re: Junit test problem

Hi ! the junit task is not finding your test class in the classpath attribute. you can launch ANT in verbose mode (-v) or do an before your call, to check that the test.path is correctly defined (either in terms of directory or package name). seb. Joseph Yang wrote: > Hello all, > > I am very n

Junit test problem

Hello all, I am very new to ant, I need some help please (I have searched the mail archive...), I am trying to run junit test using ant, in build.xml When I run the test, it k

's "jvm" attribute should imply "fork=true"...

Hi, I recently had an Ant build file which included a task which needed to use a specific JVM. So I included the appropriate "jvm" attribute, but did NOT include any "fork" attribute. But (without going into the details) things weren't working right, and when we coded what appeared to be an

Re: help with exec

Thanks for all those who helped with suggestions to fix the problem. I fixed it by modifying the perl script to process the input arguments, instead of expecting stdin. -Lakshmi Tom Maccariella wrote: You may want to create a separate shell script that makes the call to perl with your arguments, a

RE: HTTP post of binary data?

I don't know if it will help, but if you can do an exec Wget has a --post-data=STRINGuse the POST method; send STRING as the data. --post-file=FILE use the POST method; send contents of FILE. Not sure about the binary part though -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PR

Re: Embedded dynamic ANT tasks.

This is AWESOME This is something I have been looking for in a long time. Using a slighty moded bsh (com.ibm->org.apache), this also works with ant 1.6 nightly. Peter On Friday 06 June 2003 15:53, Dawid Weiss wrote: > Dear ANT community, > > I thought one day: maybe it would be fun if I could d