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Posted to user@ant.apache.org by Ramu S <sr...@gmail.com> on 2007/03/27 14:17:08 UTC
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???
RE: help in junit task
Posted by Vladimir Egorov <ve...@bea.com>.
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:sramho@gmail.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 5:17 AM
> To: user@ant.apache.org
> 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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