Hi again,
Somehow my build is running tests again. I don't know what I did. I was
asking questions on ##java, and a flame war started and then somehow
everything worked. There is no moral or antidote, but I just wanted to
thank you for your help.
Peter, Jan, and especially Steve, thank you
Hi All,
Thanks so much for your help so far! But the saga continues...
I tried Jans approach, as well as some others.
Steve suggested the -v option, so I'm going to lay it all out here.
There is four parts to this e-mail:
Ant's output,
build.xml
properties.xml
build.properties
I do feel a l
I was then unable to
erase by deleting the offending jar.
From: "Stephen McConnell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: "Ant Users List"
To: "'Ant Users List'"
Subject: RE: Broken Junit targets
Date: Tue, 14 Feb 2006 15:30:35 +1030
> -Origina
Hi again,
The ant-junit.jar is dependent on the JUnit jar file.
You can add JUnit to ${ant.home}/lib, or your ${user.home}/.ant/lib
directory.
/Steve.
I have the junit.jar on the test.classpath in the build file. How else
should I associate the junit,jar witht eh ant-junit.jar? Where shou
Hi All!
I've broken my junit task in Ant...I got an error in a side project where it
couldnt import TestCase, so I copied the junit.jar into the lib dir for that
project, and got "could not create task of type junit" when I ran Ant.
So I realized Ant has its own ant-junit.jar, so I deleted the
