: > TestCase.java:8: package junit.framework does not exist : > [javac] import junit.framework.TestCase;
: No, it's not just you. The build requires the JUnit library, which is There has allways been a JUnit dependency, but I recently beefed up the test suite coverage and made the change so that the "dist" target requires the teests be compiled and run. I'm sorry I didn't email an announcement about the change, but it had been discussed on solr-dev in a few threads, and I assumed anyone who would be building from source would be subscribed there. : not provided. I'm guessing that whoever put that in is using an IDE : that automatically includes JUnit in the classpath. For now, you can : download the jar from www.junit.org and drop it into lib/. Actually it's was a concious choice not to include junit.jar in the solr/lib directly -- a lot of people smarter then me (mainly Erik Hatcher) have said that the only *right* way to use JUnit with Ant is to copy the junit.jar into your ANT_HOME/lib directory. There are lots of CLASSSPATH issues that you have to be wary of... http://www.nabble.com/Re%3A-Contrib-in-oblivion-p1458269.html http://www.nabble.com/Re%3A-inital-observations-from-a-newbie-p2970514.html http://ant.apache.org/faq.html#delegating-classloader -Hoss
