Hello Dave,
Can you add some details like what jars (especially the ones that
contain the Ant JUnit task classes) are present in the classpath? An
output of ant -v might also be useful.
There was an unintentional change in one of 1.10.x releases which
affected the signature of the clone
I am running ant 1.10.5 against the 5.3.1/1.3.1 of junit 5 and getting
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError:
org.apache.tools.ant.types.CommandlineJava.clone()Lorg/apache/tools/ant/types/CommandlineJava;
Anyone know what i'm missing? It works fine with 5.2.0/1.2.0.
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Is there a way to force Ant 1.8.2 to use JUnit4 for JUnit4 tests which it
does not recognize correctly?
I have JUnit4 test classes which extend a class (SeleneseTestCase) which
in turn extends junit.framework.TestCase.
The tests require a custom JUnit4 Runner which is annotated to the test
clas
Just started using Ant 1.8.2, mostly in order to use the new "failure"
formatter of the junit task.
This macrodef:
Juni
Yeah, that would suit my purposes. Seems like the first line is the only one
likely to contain a space before the word " more" anyway, aside from the line
we want to strip.
Bob
On Aug 5, 2011, at 8:40 AM, Stefan Bodewig wrote:
> On 2011-08-04, Robert E. Billings III wrote:
>
>> OK, I'll fil
On 2011-08-04, Robert E. Billings III wrote:
> OK, I'll fill out a bugzilla report. Thanks for verifying! :)
Would it be enough if we simply started filtering after the first line
of the stack trace? That fix would be easiest to implement.
Stefan
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t; word
> > "more" as the culprit
> > - and even if they do know, it's hard to implement a policy of "Okay
> > everybody, remember not to use the word 'more' in your failure messages."
>
> I agree with you, in particular with the last point.
&g
unlikely that anybody running into this problem will suspect the word
> "more" as the culprit
> - and even if they do know, it's hard to implement a policy of "Okay
> everybody, remember not to use the word 'more' in your failure messages."
I agree with y
t SQL
scripts they checked in worked properly, whether our test data loaded
correctly, etc. I was noticing that some of the test failures shown in the
emails were missing the actual reason for the test failure -- they just said
"at ".
I've tracked down the issue to the Ant junit task
I am having trouble viewing the Properties >> link on my test result pages when
using the junit task from Ant 1.8.2. Previously I was using Ant 1.7.0 and the
Properties page rendered correctly.
Looking at the page source I can see a minor difference in the way the
line.separator prope
Having surmounted the Ant-as-technology issue, I'm now encountering an
error in my ant execution of junit. When I run my ant script, I get:
java.lang.NullPointerException at
org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.junit.FailureRecorder$TestInfos.(FailureRecorder.java:349)
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Hello,
In
Hello,
In I get the following error:
D:\DopeBuildBase\Build\DopeBuildServer\dopebuild_ant.xml:1123: the archive
cpjdope.jar doesn't exist
What does this mean???
I expect a class not found exception, if a class is missing, but junit does not
even start.
The jar is where it should be.
So what
Gao,
have you tried the @RunWith annotation? since junit 4.x
http://www.jdocs.com/junit/4.1/org/junit/runner/RunWith.html
supareno
Hi:
Is it possible to specify own JUnitTestRunner instead of
org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.junit.JUnitTestRunner in
JunitTask ? If possible, in which v
Hi:
Is it possible to specify own JUnitTestRunner instead of
org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.junit.JUnitTestRunner in
JunitTask ? If possible, in which version it will work.
I need my own JUnitTestRunner to execute extra codes before each
test case executed.
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Mel T wrote:
When running a JUnit task, all logs are accumulated in a
ByteArrayOutputStream.
This can consume a lot of memory if running in debug and some libraries make
excessive use of debug logging (such as DBUnit).
Why does the JUnit task do that?
It isnt junit so much as the junit
When running a JUnit task, all logs are accumulated in a
ByteArrayOutputStream.
This can consume a lot of memory if running in debug and some libraries make
excessive use of debug logging (such as DBUnit).
Why does the JUnit task do that?
Mel T.
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Hi Jason.
It is an interesting insight. This junit runner for Hadoop you've mentioned,
would it actually allow to parallel an execution of a bunch of tests on a
multi-way hardware? Or it would require someone to make manual split of tests
into separate test suites first?
Is the source code is ava
> I've been thinking of an extra junit4 task in its own antlib, this could
go alongside it. I've also done a junit3 runner for hadoop, runs each test
suite as a separate task... That sounds like a good approach. This way one
simply needs to add a jar to their existing project. Hadoop sounds great a
Jason Rutherglen wrote:
Hello, please excuse the newbie question.
For the Apache Lucene project I'd like to paralleize the unit tests by
subclassing JUnitTask into ParallelJUnitTask which executes JUnitTests in
threads.
I don't understand how to place things like into the new
task tag properly
Hello, please excuse the newbie question.
For the Apache Lucene project I'd like to paralleize the unit tests by
subclassing JUnitTask into ParallelJUnitTask which executes JUnitTests in
threads.
I don't understand how to place things like into the new
task tag properly. Here's what I've tried
That'd be very handy sometimes!
+1
Juan Pablo Lis wrote:
Hello All,
I'm having a problem while running junit tasks, when the test is large.
I'm getting an out of memory exception, but I notice that the formatter
(XML) is not flushing the file while it is running, it writes the whole file
at t
Hello All,
I'm having a problem while running junit tasks, when the test is large.
I'm getting an out of memory exception, but I notice that the formatter
(XML) is not flushing the file while it is running, it writes the whole file
at the end of the test.
Is it possible to set the formatter to w
I've been using the Junit task, both with "fork=yes" and w/o it. In both cases,
some files which are created & written to as part of the Junit tests which the
task runs, appear as still open by the java process when the whole Ant build is
finished .
and so the next bu
1.If you use the task junit-report, it will create HTML, tells all about which
test had an error or a failure and on the page of each Test there is a link to
stdout and stderr. I guess this is what you want???
2.When I use the junit-task Í get the following output on my console:
[junit
I'm running junit unit tests from ant through the junit task. There
have been a few times where information will be printed to stdout, or
exceptions will be thrown, and it's difficult to determine which unit
test produced the output or exception. Is there any way to make ant's
j
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Hi,
I already have great problems with ant and junit. I run ant 1.6.5 and junit
4.5 is this combination ok?
Should i bette
ile execting junit task.
>
>
>
> Testsuite: BaseServiceCommunicationManagerTest
>
> Tests run: 1, Failures: 0, Errors: 1, Time elapsed: 0 sec
>
>
>
>Caused an ERROR
>
> BaseServiceCommunicationManagerTest
>
> java.lang.Class
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: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException" when running junit task
Hi All,
I read just read the thread below. Ich have the same Exception by unsing ant
and . I know there is a problem with the classpath, but I don't know
what is wrong. Which *jar files do I need an my classpath?Here
OMO00
venkata prasad wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I am getting the below error while execting junit task.
>
>
>
> Testsuite: BaseServiceCommunicationManagerTest
>
> Tests run: 1, Failures: 0, Errors: 1, Time elapsed: 0 sec
>
>
>
>Caused an
that help from that
book may be a little bit of a long shot, or was the junit task covered
somewhat in depth in your book, Steve?
oh yes, there is lots of coverage of it, and the stuff on top, such as
Cactus, even AntUnit
but
- nothing on Junit4. That was not just because Ant1.7 can&#x
Wow... let me feel sheepish for a bit as I blithely mentioned the
acquisition of Ant in Action to its author (sometimes, reading
signatures is helpful)... I suppose that means that help from that
book may be a little bit of a long shot, or was the junit task covered
somewhat in depth in your book
@Steve: I'm not too sure I understand what you're talking about. The
junit task that ant 1.7 comes with works with junit 4. All of the
tests I have written are 'pure' junit 4 tests and I've got the junit
task running fine. I just think there needs to be better
docu
e
focussed help.
However, there is good news. We got the junit task to work, just in
such a way that I didn't think was necessary. I'll try to post that
file on here soon and hope that someone will tell me a better way to
do it.
Someone really needs to sit down and do a good Juni
.
However, there is good news. We got the junit task to work, just in
such a way that I didn't think was necessary. I'll try to post that
file on here soon and hope that someone will tell me a better way to
do it.
Thanks for the help.
On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 2:56 PM, supareno <[
check out this...
http://www.google.fr/search?source=ig&hl=en&rlz=&=&q=junit+and+ant+tutorials
Hello everyone,
I'm struggling to understand the junit task. I was wondering if
anyone knew of a good tutorial or article that is current (junit 4,
ant 1.7) that is perhaps sli
Hello everyone,
I'm struggling to understand the junit task. I was wondering if
anyone knew of a good tutorial or article that is current (junit 4,
ant 1.7) that is perhaps slightly better than the junit page in the
manual.
Thanks!
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Unit tests. Is this possible using
the standard ANT JUnit task? Is it possible using some non-standard way?
Thanks for your time,
--Nik Everett
venkata prasad wrote:
Hi All,
I am getting the below error while execting junit task.
Testsuite: BaseServiceCommunicationManagerTest
Tests run: 1, Failures: 0, Errors: 1, Time elapsed: 0 sec
Caused an ERROR
BaseServiceCommunicationManagerTest
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException
Hi All,
I am getting the below error while execting junit task.
Testsuite: BaseServiceCommunicationManagerTest
Tests run: 1, Failures: 0, Errors: 1, Time elapsed: 0 sec
Caused an ERROR
BaseServiceCommunicationManagerTest
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException
27;t tried it yet, I was a little wary of fork for some unfounded
fear of runaway processes or something. But it worked, so it's all good.
Thanks!
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Preston, Brian wrote:
Is there a common 'gotcha' with running the junit task and classpaths?
Because I'm having a problem where my tests run against the database, so
they need the drivers on the classpath, and they're not being found.
Here's the error :
java.sql.
Is there a common 'gotcha' with running the junit task and classpaths?
Because I'm having a problem where my tests run against the database, so
they need the drivers on the classpath, and they're not being found.
Here's the error :
java.sql.SQLExcepti
hat contains a "$" should be copied.
Perhaps you could show exactly how you have defined your junit task in
your latest test. There may be another issue with it.
mayurs wrote:
I also tried excludes="**/*$*.class, same result, it includes the inner
classes as well , due to the includ
> Jan
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>>
>>
>>I know of the excludes attribute the issue, is,
first thought: the missing * before the $ in your exclude clause.
Jan
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>I know of th
n 8/28/07, mayurs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Hi All
>>
>> I have this Junit task in my build.xml file,
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> > includes="**/Test*.class"/>
>>
>>
Hi, Mayur,
I think you can make use of the "excludes" attribute of the fileset.
Inner classes have at least one "$" marks in the names of their class
files.
Regards,
Jerome.
On 8/28/07, mayurs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi All
>
> I hav
Hi All
I have this Junit task in my build.xml file,
The problem is this wilcard for includes above will run all Junit Test
classes that I have , including some inner class.
How do I tell Junit ant task, to skip inner classes from a
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>
>Yep, looks like that's what happend. I just upgraded to the newer ant,
>and things went on... to another problem :o( I get a report,
>that junit
>tests failed. Is it possible that cc team released something
>like that,
>or
uting a junit task
Hi,
I'm trying to build the dashboard application for cruise control 2.7.
The build.xml for that app has a junit task, which fails and
breaks the
build. First it would give me an error that it could not
initialize the
task, with a suggestion to put a relevant jar f
ResourceCollection was introduced in Ant 1.7.0. Are you mixing different
Ant versions?
Jan
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Hi,
I'm trying to build the dashboard application for cruise control 2.7.
The build.xml for that app has a junit task, which fails and breaks the
build. First it would give me an error that it could not initialize the
task, with a suggestion to put a relevant jar file on the classpath.
>
>
>
>
>
The fileset will return a list of jar files and batchtest want to have a
class or java file.
So you must point to a directory _directory_ containing the tests.
I dont know if supports 1.7-resource collections
Hi,
I have a lot of jars with JUnit test cases.
How I may run them.
What is wrong in this approach:
Hi,
I have a lot of jars with JUnit test cases.
How I may run them.
What is wrong in this approach:
t.apache.org
> Subject: help in junit task
>
> Hi,
> In our project we are using junit task with batchtest. Our classes
for
> unit
> testing are in jars. The problem is batchtest task looks only inside
the
> dir
> attribute. i want batchtest to look in to the jar which is i
Hi,
In our project we are using junit task with batchtest. Our classes for unit
testing are in jars. The problem is batchtest task looks only inside the dir
attribute. i want batchtest to look in to the jar which is included in
classpath. i even tried by adding that jar in env variable. nothing
try with ant -verbose.
This problem can happen with having old versions
of ant in the classpath of the forked junit task.
In this case the contents of lib.path should be looked
at. (common causes would be jars that have embedded
ant classes - fo example weblogic.jar and jrun.jar)
In the current sv
try with ant -verbose.
This problem can happen with having old versions
of ant in the classpath of the forked junit task.
In this case the contents of lib.path should be looked
at. (common causes would be jars that have embedded
ant classes - fo example weblogic.jar and jrun.jar)
In the
hello all,
i'm attempting to get the fork attribute to work with the optional
JUnit task. when attempting a build on this machine we are getting
JVM OutOfMemoryErrors during the JUnit task. so i figured i would use
the fork command and then be able to up the JVM heap size for that
parti
If memory serves, the location attribute should be a directory, jar
file, etc. The path attribute is just that...it can contain a path ;)
Alasdair Young wrote:
It worked!!
I used:
instead of
and it worked!
I have no idea why it worked (This is my first major reworking of an
It worked!!
I used:
>
>
> instead of
>
>
and it worked!
I have no idea why it worked (This is my first major reworking of an ant
buildfile that someone other than myself wrote) but it worked!
Thank you very much!
- alasdair
Alasdair Young
Scot P. Floess wrote:
> Oops - my bad...no line
Incidentally, this did _not_ work for me, but thank you anyway!
- alasdair
Hussam Al-Tayeb wrote:
>> I solved this by doing export
>> CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:$ANT_HOME/lib/junit.jar
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"export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:$ANT_HOME/lib/junit.jar"
just out of interest, can my junit.jar file be called junit-4.1.jar? Or
it MUST be called junit.jar?
- alasdair
Hussam Al-Tayeb wrote:
> On 1/2/07, Alasdair Young <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hi!
>>
>> I'm trying to set up some automated bu
On 1/2/07, Alasdair Young <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi!
I'm trying to set up some automated builds for the first time here and
I'm using a legacy ant build script that I've been hacking away at to
get junit working.
I am running ant 1.7, Junit 4.1 and java 1.5 on fedora core 5.
When I try to
Oops - my bad...no line wrap :(
Well something else to try, add the path to build-tests as part of the
path...
For instance if build-tests exists as /foo/bar/build-test, put
/foo/bar/build-tests in as a path element...
Or try using
instead of
I think the problem is you need to use the
Thanks for the fast response!
I don't think that's it - ./build-tests should be in there - 3rd from
the end.
any other ideas perhaps?
- alasdair
Scot P. Floess wrote:
> Looks like you need to put ./build-tests in your path element.
>
> location="./build-tests:.:../java/build:../thirdParty/si
Looks like you need to put ./build-tests in your path element.
Alasdair Young wrote:
I should also mention that
./build-tests/com/vigilos/apps/setup/TestScheduledtlTableModel.class
exists and is the class I wish to run.
Hmm... could it be an issue with not looking in the right directory?
-
I should also mention that
./build-tests/com/vigilos/apps/setup/TestScheduledtlTableModel.class
exists and is the class I wish to run.
Hmm... could it be an issue with not looking in the right directory?
- alasdair
Alasdair Young wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I'm trying to set up some automated builds for th
Hi!
I'm trying to set up some automated builds for the first time here and
I'm using a legacy ant build script that I've been hacking away at to
get junit working.
I am running ant 1.7, Junit 4.1 and java 1.5 on fedora core 5.
When I try to get junit to run my tests via ant, I get the following:
Hello Antoine,
"echo $ANT_HOME" returns
ANT_HOME: Undefined variable.
and "which ant" returns
/usr/bin/ant
How can I check if Anthill sees the same settings?
I use AnthillOS which has far less options to set than AnthillPro. It
comes with the binary versions of Ant 1.5.1 and 1.6.2 in its li
Hello Sebastian,
there might be a possibility to fix that without deleting files.
Although deleting these files would not harm.
I suppose that in the path there is an older version of the ant
script than the one in the Ant 1.7.0 installation directory.
What do you see when you do :
echo
@Antoine
Thanks for the tip. I found
/etc/ant.conf
/etc/ant.d (empty folder)
/usr/share/ant/ant-update.xsl
/usr/share/ant/changelog.xsl
/usr/share/ant/junit-frames-xalan1.xsl
/usr/share/ant/log.xsl tagdiff.xsl
If they are the reason for the failed builds how can I get rid of them?
Is it enoug
I would suggest using ant 1.7RC1
* Add to the build file a check for ant 1.7 to ensure that
you are using ant 1.7 or higher.
(a bit verbose ... .. but does the work)
* use the ability of ant 1.7 to have the junit.jar in the classpath
of the task.
Hello Sebastian,
there might be a system wide ant installed on your system. Check for
the presence of a file called /etc/ant.conf. This one might be the
one which is killing you.
see this posting by Peter Reilly : http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?
l=ant-user&m=116378339914211&w=2
Regards,
A
Hi everybody,
I am sure that I am not the first one to post that particular question
here, but I'm very close to snapping my keyboard in half, because I
can't get it done.
I set up an Anthill build management server on a Fedora based linux
system. The machine I am working on is a server on w
Running unit tests via the Ant junit task seems to be extraordinarily slow.
For example, I have one test that runs in 24 seconds if I start it via "java
junit.textui.TestRunner" but it takes over three minutes to run the same
test via the ant junit task. Truss shows that the junit
I found some interesting reading here:
http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=4280189
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=707176
However, since my script will not work without the sysproperty, one of the
following must be true:
a) the described behaviour of java.library.p
Our tests have always been forked and I do want to avoid hacks, which is why
I am coming to this forum.
Cool.
This is enough for the libraries directly loaded by System.loadLibrary,
but not for their dependencies.
PATH or Path has to be used on Windows. That's the equivalent
Thank you for taking an interest.
Our tests have always been forked and I do want to avoid hacks, which is why
I am coming to this forum.
This is what I have so far ( lib.package contains all shared objects ):
Presumably you are running forked? I think you also need to make
sure that your path and library search path includes the existing env
variables.
Mostly likely not. The only "right" solution is to .
> Am I going to be forced to look into a nominated directory and preload
> anything that match
Juan Jimenez wrote:
Back in June 2004 there was a thread briefly discussing the problem of
native libraries having dependencies on further native libraries and the
apparent lack of support in ANT to modify Path or LD_LIBRARY_PATH as
appropriate. I am facing the problem (which I explain in more d
For completeness, I am using:
Apache Ant version 1.6.5 compiled on June 2 2005
java version "1.5.0_05"
Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.5.0_05-b05)
Java HotSpot(TM) Server VM (build 1.5.0_05-b05, mixed mode)
On 14/06/06, Juan Jimenez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Back
Back in June 2004 there was a thread briefly discussing the problem of
native libraries having dependencies on further native libraries and the
apparent lack of support in ANT to modify Path or LD_LIBRARY_PATH as
appropriate. I am facing the problem (which I explain in more detail below)
and I am
On Fri, 27 Jan 2006, Carlton Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> The ant task seems to create zero-length output files for a
> few of my unit test classes.
Which version of Ant are you using? There have been some problems
with tests running into timeouts or crashing the VM, but they are
supposed
On 1/27/06, Brown, Carlton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The ant task seems to create zero-length output files for a few
> of my unit test classes. It does so without reporting any errors but
> of course of course chokes on them complaining about
> premature EOF.
> Does anyone have any suggestio
The ant task seems to create zero-length output files for a few
of my unit test classes. It does so without reporting any errors but
of course of course chokes on them complaining about
premature EOF.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to troubleshoot a problem
like this?
Thanks
> >That's given your basedir as a pathelement - how about giving it the
> >"testing" directory instead? Isn't that the base of the testing classes?
>
> But I think that is correct.
> The base dir is, say, xxx. The testing dir sits below this with tests that
> are in the testing package.
> So sitti
Phew, got there in the endthanks for the help.
cheers
Andy
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> >That's given your basedir as a pathelement - how about giving it the
> >"testing" directory instead? Isn't that the base of the
> testing classes?
>
> But I think that is correct.
> The base dir is, say, xxx. The testing dir sits below this
> with tests that are in the testing package.
> So
That's given your basedir as a pathelement - how about giving it the
"testing" directory instead? Isn't that the base of the testing classes?
But I think that is correct.
The base dir is, say, xxx. The testing dir sits below this with tests that
are in the testing package.
So sitting in my x
Jan
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>Gesendet: Dienstag, 6. Dezember 2005 11:06
>An: Ant Users List
>Betreff: RE: JUnit task
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>> > > so it seems the fileset bit works (finds the test) but
>> JUnit d
> > > so it seems the fileset bit works (finds the test) but
> JUnit doesn't
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> > > the classpath.
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> >Simply because you didn't provide any ;-)
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> >You'd need a nested (within ) with at least your
> >"testing" directory, and any other jar(s) or directory(ies)
> required to
> >run
> so it seems the fileset bit works (finds the test) but JUnit doesn't
have
> the classpath.
Simply because you didn't provide any ;-)
You'd need a nested (within ) with at least your
"testing" directory, and any other jar(s) or directory(ies) required
to run the tests. --DD
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> so it seems the fileset bit works (finds the test) but JUnit doesn't have
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Simply because you didn't provide any ;-)
You'd need a nested (within ) with at least your
"testing" directory, and any other jar(s) or directory
Hi,
I am having difficulty setting the classpath for this.
If I have a testing directory under the basedir (and these tests are in the
testing package) what classpath do I need to define to use batch tests?
So I want to be able to run all the test classes in that directory:
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