Question: is it beyond the realm of possibility to use ant's
junitreport task directly? Something like the following:
<ant:junitreport todir="${maven.build.dir}/blah">
<ant:fileset dir="${testReportsDirectory}">
<ant:include name="TEST-*.xml"/>
</ant:fileset>
<ant:report format="frames"
todir="${maven.build.dir}/blah"/>
</ant:junitreport>
When I try that, maven complains about not seeing xalan on the
classpath, like so:
BUILD FAILED
File...... /home/mmeola/workspace/newui-7.1.2/maven.xml
Element... ant:junitreport
Line...... 197
Column.... 47
Could not find xalan2 nor xalan1 in the classpath. Check
http://xml.apache.org/xalan-j
Total time: 5 seconds
Finished at: Mon Jul 11 15:33:24 MDT 2005
This despite the fact that I do, indeed, have xalan-2.6.0.jar on
my CLASSPATH. I've tried copying that jar into maven's lib directory,
I have tried adding a project dependency on xalan, all to no avail.
I have event tried to do this under maven 1.1-beta1. It gets a little
further, but complains about not being able to compile the stylesheet.
Any thoughts?
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