Guys. The subclass of JUnitTask is done.
With this task (I call it junit2), one can simply specify a "lib"
directory and place all jar files under this directory and
sub-directories. (without listing all jar files explicitly)
What's more important, version conflict of the same product can be
resolved by placing the jar files of different version into
appropriate sub-directories.
This class works with Ant 1.6.5. I'd like to contribute it to Ant,
anybody give me some hint of how to do that?
Thanks!
Ben.
On 8/9/06, Ben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Suppose I have a directory tree
/lib
/framework1
a-1.0.jar
x.jar
y.jar
/framework2
z.jar
a-2.0.jar
a-1.0.jar and a-2.0.jar are different versions of the same library.
A tree class loader will make sure that x.jar and y.jar use version
1.0, while z.jar use version 2.0.
So, when I create a ClassLoader by saying:
ClassLoader treeClassLoader = TreeClassLoaders.makeClassLoader(new File("lib"));
The class loader will honor the tree structure and enforce precedence.
I feel this way I can manage dependencies naturally in directories
without explicitly specifying versions as in maven.
Ben.
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