On Tue, 01 Mar 2005, Steve Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > James Fuller wrote: >> Steve Loughran wrote: >> >>> James Fuller wrote:
>>>> - couldnt find any logging/listener tests under testcases ? >>> >> sacre! > > I know. naughty. A lot of ant core lacks explicit tests, True. > you have to write them before you make any changes, however. The > reason: ant core predates junit and <junit>. I don't think there is much code left that predates <junit> and certainly none that would predate JUnit 2.x. >>>> - any update on webdav task >>> >>> >>> We arent doing one. >> ok, this looks like a nice first submission for me then. > > maybe, but the best place for it is next to the webdav > code. Assuming that is slide, that is where it should live. Makes > versioning easier. AFAIK Slide already offers Ant tasks. Ant in Jakarta Commons there is the VFS project that has Ant tasks to copy and delet on all supported "filesystems" which includes WebDAV. >> was wondering if there is a more appropriate apache project for >> these org.apache.tools.* packages.... Then Ant had to depend on this other project. The main reason we have them with Ant is that we can bootstrap Ant more easily that way. > Well, they are all the generic tools stuff, 'utils' is the only > other name that woudl make sense. Not that Ant itself is in org.apache.tools.ant, not org.apache.ant. This is also part of Ant's history, being nothing but a tool to build Tomcat. There is a jakarta-tools CVS module that happens to create a file moo.jar which is used by the Jakarta Watchdog project (Tomcat's test-suite, if you want to call it that). Not that I'd know about that module if it wasn't for Gump. Stefan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
