I have not tried it myself, but try to hack it using zipfileset instead
of fileset inside <batchtest>. See if any of these work:
(1)
<batchtest ...>
<zipfileset src="my.jar" ...>
(2)
<zipfileset id="my.jar" src="my.jar" ...>
<batchtest ...>
<fileset id="my.jar"/>
--Vladimir
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ramu S [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 5:17 AM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: help in junit task
>
> Hi,
> In our project we are using junit task with batchtest. Our classes
for
> unit
> testing are in jars. The problem is batchtest task looks only inside
the
> dir
> attribute. i want batchtest to look in to the jar which is included
in
> classpath. i even tried by adding that jar in env variable. nothing
helped
> me. <test> task work for me.... But the problem is we have nearly 40
junit
> classes and it is not the best option to enter 40 junit classes. Since
> batch
> test provides regexp. it is the best option for us. Running it as a
test
> suite is also problem for us as we need seperate xml output for
us....My
> question is how make batchtest task look into the jar???.. If it is
not
> possible do we have any alternative???
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