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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> From: dean.hil...@mckesson.com
> 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
To: user@ant.apache.org
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
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]
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>>
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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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> Joel Klein[Online at http://jfkbits.blogspot.com]
>
>
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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
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