DO NOT REPLY [Bug 39492] - JUnit report XSL sheet needs to escape XML in the trace

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------- Additional Comments From stevel@apache.org  2006-11-01 06:54 -------
I cant find a report to hand, though I can try to regenerate one. 

The main thing is that when we generate the test reports, the stack traces need
to be CDATA escaped. XSLT will handle the rest of the problem. If were extra
paraniod, even the test name. You can generate tests with a new name, just by
passing different stuff to the ctor of the test case in a Test Suite method...

public MyTestCase extends TestCase {
 public MyTestCase(String s) { super(s);}

 public static TestSuite suite() { 
  TestSuite s=new TestSuite();
  s.add(new MyTestCase("<script>....</script>");
  return s;
 }
}





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