Re: Timeout in junit and sysout

On 2010-06-11, Knuplesch, Juergen wrote: > some of our Junit tests run sometimes into the timeout I have set. > Sadly we do not see any sysouts in my logs. > Do I have to use system.out.flush or how can I make this sysouts visible? If you are using a plain logger, this should help. The XML log

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Re: stcheckout on

The problem is that I'm trying to check out recursively.  It creates the first folder, tries to create the second folder and crashes because it created the first with 666 perms.  So it appears that stcheckout is rather jacked up in unix. From: reno To: Ant U

Re: stcheckout on

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Timeout in junit and sysout

Hello, some of our Junit tests run sometimes into the timeout I have set. Sadly we do not see any sysouts in my logs. Do I have to use system.out.flush or how can I make this sysouts visible? Juergen -- Jürgen Knupleschwww.icongmbh.de