Thank you Antoine,
I do have a follow-up question on this though. Will this be thread
safe? Is it possible to run two targets in parallel from Java code,
without any interactions (different projects, property sets and so
on)?
I am especially afraid of the system properties which may be shared
and
Hello David,
I am not sure whether SplitClassLoader extends URLClassLoader.
In my IDE I see this class hierarchy
SplitClassLoader ---> AntClassLoader --> ClassLoader --> Object
So maybe the source code of your unit test is doing something wrong.
Regards,
Antoine
On 1/12/11 10:21 AM, David R
Hello Patrick,
you can have a look at this document from our manual too :
http://ant.apache.org/manual/antexternal.html
Creating a Project object is necessary in nearly all cases because ant
tasks generally need to be bound to a project in order to be able to log.
I have another example whic
I use ant from the command line for building my apps and running my tests.
I'm trying to get testing working for a servlet that forwards to a .jsp
page (using HttpUnit with ServletUnit), but I keep hitting a wall:
[junit] Error testing ViewAllProjectsServlet, exception is
com.meterware.ht
Hello and happy new year to you all,
What is the recommended way for launching an Ant script/task from Java code ?
It seems to me that the following URL
http://ant.apache.org/manual/running.html#viajava
rather explains how to launch Ant with java.exe from the command line.
Is it also recommended
