Phew, got there in the endthanks for the help.
cheers
Andy
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That's given your basedir as a pathelement - how about giving it the
"testing" directory instead? Isn't that the base of the testing classes?
But I think that is correct.
The base dir is, say, xxx. The testing dir sits below this with tests that
are in the testing package.
So sitting in my x
> so it seems the fileset bit works (finds the test) but JUnit doesn't
have
> the classpath.
Simply because you didn't provide any ;-)
You'd need a nested (within ) with at least your
"testing" directory, and any other jar(s) or directory(ies) required
to run the tests. --DD
At the danger o
Hi,
I am having difficulty setting the classpath for this.
If I have a testing directory under the basedir (and these tests are in the
testing package) what classpath do I need to define to use batch tests?
So I want to be able to run all the test classes in that directory:
