Jeremy Huiskamp wrote:
Hi,
junit.jar is in the classpath but removing it (once the test classes
are built) doesn't help, I get the exact same error.
Why are you removing it? It needs to be on the classpath during
compile and while you run the tests. How is junit supposed to run if
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Are you trying to confuse us by showing outcommented jar-files? It
would be easier to help if you posted the smallest example that does
not work. And have you tried to run ant with the '-v' option and
checked that the classpath is set as you expect? Finally, I th
On 28-Mar-06, at 6:35 AM, MikeG wrote:
Hi,
junit.jar is in the classpath but removing it (once the test
classes are built) doesn't help, I get the exact same error.
Why are you removing it? It needs to be on the classpath during
compile and while you run the tests. How is junit supposed
btw, I fixed the refid error on line 20 and the problem still persists
with all classpath combinations:
MikeG wrote:
Hi,
junit.jar is in the classpath but removing it (once the test classes
are built) doesn't help, I get the exact same error. I can make it
work using the tag to lanuch j
Hi,
junit.jar is in the classpath but removing it (once the test classes are
built) doesn't help, I get the exact same error. I can make it work
using the tag to lanuch junit but this isn't so flexible.
The error and the example ant file that produces it is below.
build/classes/hello contain
Please report the specific error printed out.
Also, do you have junit.jar on your classpath as well?
Jeremy
On 27-Mar-06, at 5:29 PM, MikeG wrote:
Hi, can anyone help me to get junit to work with ant?
Ant and JUnit both work on their own but Ant doesn't recognise the
tag.
According to t
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