Hi,
I do my development using Eclipse and I have a build.xml file that runs
some unittests using JUnit. When the build.xml file is run in Eclipse
the tests get run as expected, but the automated build system I have
that is using Ant 1.5.3 keeps reporting "no tests found"!
I've followed the FA
Hello !
I previously wrote jython tests with PyUnit but this is not well
integrated into ANT and the report output is not as good as Junit one,
applying a satisfying stylesheet then not really feasible.
I made few tries to write jython tests inheriting from junit, generating
the .class with jytho
Would it be possible to isolate each of ejbdoclet and webdoclet elements
in separate targets something like?
Completed successfully!
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I haven't looked at this issue in a while, so perhaps things have changed,
but another possibility is: If this target is being called via an
task from another build file, then the value of ${buildstamp} doesn't
'propagate up'. Same goes when calling the target from within
the current build fil
On a non-technical note: Have you tried walking away from it for a
little bit? Seriously I cannot count the number of times a solution
came to me after smashing the mouse down on the desk and walking away
for awhile.
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From: Gerald D. Anderson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTE
Thanks for the response. . .no joy, no change.
Changes I made. . .
So now the ejbdoclet uses the classpathref also. (the webdoclettask had
originally used the old way as well, the classpathref was an attempted
solution).
Also, just out of desperation tried switching to Sun's J2SE 1.4.1_02. .
Perhaps a nuance between the ejbDocklet
subelement and the webdoclet
classpathref="xdoclet.path" attribute?
Ant docs show that you do have it correctly, but it may be worth playing
with to see if you get a variation in the errors (or it working.)
You may look at line 270 of your build.xml file f
Thank you.
That worked very well.
Robert Rice
On Thu, 12 Jun 2003, peter reilly wrote:
> I am currently working on a chaining extension to
> but in the meantime, you may be able to use the regexp
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> Peter.
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> On Wednesday 11 June 2003 18:40, Rob
Yes, you can have a target with a space in it (or at least this
build.xml file has been working fine for over a month). EjbDocletTask
runs just fine, creates my files correctly, gives candy to little
children and saves the whales. WebDocletTask on the other hand is quite
another story.
G
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