Hi:
Is it possible to specify own JUnitTestRunner instead of
org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.junit.JUnitTestRunner in
JunitTask ? If possible, in which version it will work.
I need my own JUnitTestRunner to execute extra codes before each
test case executed.
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Thanks and Best Regard
2009/9/16 Michael Ludwig :
> Joe Schmetzer schrieb:
>>
>> Version 1.1.0 of the Ant Script Library has just been released.
>>
>> The Ant Script Library (ASL) is a collection of re-usable Ant scripts
>> that can be imported into your own projects. The ASL provides a number
>> of pre-defined targets t
Hi
I'm using rhinounit to run javascript unit tests. When something fails
the error feedback is limited due to the fact the files are loaded by
using eval and are therefore anonymous.
I wanted to enhance the loading of the files but ran into problems
when trying to get access to the script contex
Hi Karl,
Long back while googling I got an useful info about ant's classpath recognition
technique. I don't exactly remember the source though. But I could tell you the
reason for these Zip exceptions. Ant actually considers every file in the
classpath as an archived file (*.zip or *.jar etc) w
Joe Schmetzer schrieb:
Version 1.1.0 of the Ant Script Library has just been released.
The Ant Script Library (ASL) is a collection of re-usable Ant scripts
that can be imported into your own projects. The ASL provides a number
of pre-defined targets that simplify setting up build scripts for a
On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 22:08, Karl Nielsen wrote:
> I am sure this has been answered, but googling isn't turning up any great
> results.
> I am trying to run the seam in action code examples which is a pretty simple
> build.xml file. Every time I try to run them ant spews this nice stack
> trace:
