Hi
Maybe you could set the "timeout" property of the task, so timeout
will appears in junit reports as cause for test failure.
Regards
Emmanuel
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> To: user@ant.apache.org
> Subject: junit ant task
> Date: Wed, 20 Oct 2010 09:28:04 -0700
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> So, I have a test hanging out of hundreds of tests, but unf
So, I have a test hanging out of hundreds of tests, but unfortunately,
the log of
[junit] Beg com.xxx.Test
is logged AFTER the test completes so I can't see what test is failing
L..g..Hard to believe since ant 1.3 that this problem is
still an issue and the default hasn't
been
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From: Stefan Bodewig [mailto:bode...@apache.org]
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2010 9:20 AM
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Subject: Re: junit ant task test listeners
On 2010-08-23, Chip McCormick wrote:
> Does anyone know how to add a test listener to an ant junit t
On 2010-08-23, Chip McCormick wrote:
> Does anyone know how to add a test listener to an ant junit task,
> without having to create a custom task?
> We are attempting to add a test listener to a junit ant task to do
> custom logging after each test class in a batch completes.
Ant&
Does anyone know how to add a test listener to an ant junit task, without
having to create a custom task?
We are attempting to add a test listener to a junit ant task to do custom
logging after each test class in a batch completes.
The only mention in the API of how to do this describes how to
Rebhan, Gilbert wrote:
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Hi,
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well, sounds like you have to write a new xmllogger. One problem with a
streaming
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Hi,
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well, sounds like you have to write a new xmllogger. One problem with a
streaming/flushing logger is that if the
Steve Loughran wrote:
The alternative is for ant to optionally register a signal handler (sun
java only; would cause trouble on IDEs) and then to shut down more
gracefully on termination. This is what smartfrog does, though since
Java6 the javac compiler goes out of its way to tell us off for
Rebhan, Gilbert wrote:
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/*
[ ... ]
In them I show an XHTML output that gets streamed out... not only is it
viewable
Hi,
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In them I show an XHTML output that gets streamed out... not only is it
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Alex Ruiz wrote:
Hello all,
I've been trying to extend JUnit's report without success. The following
are
some questions/comments about what I couldn't accomplish:
1. Ant's
org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.junit.XMLJUnitResultFormatter does
not offer any support for extensibility. It wou
Hello all,
I've been trying to extend JUnit's report without success. The following are
some questions/comments about what I couldn't accomplish:
1. Ant's
org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.junit.XMLJUnitResultFormatter does
not offer any support for extensibility. It would be nice to have s
any chance any classloaders involved in this whole mess
> that could be finding MyClass a different way than the classpath in the
> test that uses it but doesn't fail?
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>
>
any chance any classloaders involved in this whole mess
>> that could be finding MyClass a different way than the classpath in the
>> test that uses it but doesn't fail?
>>
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>> Joel Klein[Online at http://jfkbits.blogspot.com]
>>
>>
>>
gt; Are there by any chance any classloaders involved in this whole mess
> that could be finding MyClass a different way than the classpath in the
> test that uses it but doesn't fail?
>
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>
>
>
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cmose wrote:
classpath.project is defined thusly:
--->this is the bin directory for
class files
---> a temporary location for
jar libraries
Where in this classpath is the missing class supposed to be found? If
it's supposed to be in the second pathelement above, there's a couple
th
s occuring.
All the tests pass just fine when run straight through eclipse.
At this point I'm not really certain what the solution is. Quite possibly
I'm overlooking something simple or obvious - any insight is greatly
appreciated!
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Lorenzo Bettini wrote:
Hi there
I've just started using ant and junit task
I have a test suite that I usually run from within eclipse and always
worked
one of these tests uses a custom class loader
now I see that if I try to run the test with custom class loader from
console (i.e., using ju
Hi there
I've just started using ant and junit task
I have a test suite that I usually run from within eclipse and always worked
one of these tests uses a custom class loader
now I see that if I try to run the test with custom class loader from
console (i.e., using junit.textui.TestRunner) eve
> I am sure that most of you have seen this message com across
> the list before. I am trying to use junit with ant. I want
> to be able to have the junit.jar file reside somewhere else
> than in the ANT_HOME/lib directory. I have searched the web
> for ideas about how to solve this problem
Hey All:
I am sure that most of you have seen this message com across the list
before. I am trying to use junit with ant. I want to be able to have
the junit.jar file reside somewhere else than in the ANT_HOME/lib
directory. I have searched the web for ideas about how to solve this
problem but
rding the miscommunication between
appenders or something. But I didn't get that exactly. Could someone help
me further understand why this behavior happens?
3) Is this problem a bug? If so, who would own it - junit? ant? or log4j?
I have attached the files below, to clarify what I'm
setup() code into the TestFoo
constructor instead? That way, you don't need to do the stuff in
teardown(), right?
Or am I missing something?
Oski
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I think this is an explanation of the problem. Log4J ConsoleAppender
descends from WriterAppender (or something similar) and it remembers
System.out (or System.err) values during
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Hello,
I am experiencing an issue with the combination of ANT, JUnit and
log4j. Here's the situation. The ANT build file uses the
task. Log4j i
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