Jim --
If you have root access to the Solaris machine, you can change the JVM
preference order with the jvm.cfg file. The only downside is then
you're globally changing the JVM preferences for everyone on that
system. The jvm.cfg file should be somewhere under
${JAVA_HOME}/jre/lib/sparc or maybe sparcv9 on a Solaris machine. It's
well-documented, and just gives Java a preference in which order to try
running VMs.
BTW, have you tried <jvmarg value="-client"/> as a child of <batchtest ...>?
Best o' luck,
Tim
James Taylor wrote:
Hello,
I've recently installed java 5 on a machine I remote log into and develop
on. Bit in order to run the VM (virtual machine) I need to give -client flag
to java ie java –client
The machine is a solaris machine and the default option is –server and I
don't know how to make client VM the default.
So in order to run ant I've set a environment variable ANT_OPS to include
–client switch and ant now runs – hurray!!
In the build file I have a junit task and I want to put in a batchtest task
with a fork = "yes" option… but the VM breaks as the task starts a seperate
VM that seemingly disregards the ANT_OPS -client environment variable.
The work around is to set the junit option <jvmarg value = "-client" />
which gives the forked junit VM the client switch, but I would like to fork
the batchtest not the junit task.
Question is how to?
…I want to run each test in a separate VM, maybe forking the junit task
might do this anyways?
…I'm a little confused. If I make a test suite and add the test cases to it
will they run separately so maybe I'm getting too complicated?
Regards,
James.
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