I went back to my /usr/local/src/apache-ant
1. Used the fetch.xml script to retrieve all the 3rd party components
and put them into lib/optional
2. Re-built ant
3. Verified that $ANTDIR/lib/optional had ant-junit in there
4. jar tf ant-junit ... it was BIG this time and included JUnitTask
Shawn,
Thanks for your suggestions and for your prompt reply.
> The junit jar is responsible for junit itself, NOT the ability to run junit
> from ant. In order to run junit > from ant, you also need the ant-junit.jar
> in the $ANTHOME/lib directory. This should be part of
> the normal instal
The junit jar is responsible for junit itself, NOT the ability to run junit
from ant. In order to run junit from ant, you also need the ant-junit.jar in
the $ANTHOME/lib directory. This should be part of the normal installation of
ant so I am not sure why it isn't working for you.
Since you a
