Hello, I'm working on a task which is able to "build" a java command in many steps. This enables "hooks" to append a system property or arguments (for instance) before the command is really executed.
For the build system I'm working on, this mechanism work perfectly for Java commands - but it makes sense that it works also for a 'junit' invocation too. So to avoid to copy the job done in JUnitTask (parameters for report, set class to runner...), I would like to use it directly JUnitTask in my task. But it is not so easy to do it, as far as JUnitTask does not inherit from JavaTask (what I expected intuitively). Is there any reason not make JUnitTask inherit from JavaTask ? If none, is it possible that I do the job and submit here ? Regards -- Yves Martin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
