Junit-testing a task doesn't show exceptions

I have a junit test class that extends BuildTestFile. When I use executeTarget("targetName"), the class I'm testing throws a IndexOutOfBoundsException, wich I can only see IF I call the gelFullLog() method. But even then, I don't have information regarding where the exception was thrown (most impo

Re: How to use keepoing the directory structure?

hey can be thousands of different paths. icet wrote: > > This is my target > > > > > > > > My source files > source: C:\folder1\folder2\source\file1a.txt >C:\folder1\fo

How to use keepoing the directory structure?

This is my target My source files source: C:\folder1\folder2\source\file1a.txt C:\folder1\folder2\source\file1b.txt I want the result ot be something like destiny: C:\folder1\folder2\destiny\fol

How to use keepoing the directory structure?

This is my target My source files source: source/test1a/folder1/file1.txt source/test1b/folder1b/file1b.txt I want the result ot be something like destiny: destiny/test1a/folder1a/file1a.txt