JUnit swallows dots output

["Janusz Dalecki (TYCO)" <jd...@tycoint.com>]

I have in junit task two formatters: one “brief” and one “xml (shown below).
I am not getting the usual dots during execution of every single test case.
How can I switch it on?
Janusz

<junit printsummary="withOutAndErr" fork="yes" dir="${dist.server}/bin"
errorProperty="test.failed" failureProperty="test.failed">
			<classpath refid="buildpath"/>
			<classpath location="${emphome.build.lib}/system.jar"/>
			<classpath location="${emphome.build.lib}/systemlog.jar"/>
			<classpath location="${emphome.build.lib}/responsemanager.jar"/>
			<classpath location="${emphome.build.lib}/xmlregistry.jar"/>
			<classpath location="${emphome.build.lib}/situationmanager.jar"/>
			<classpath location="${emphome.build.lib}/motorwaymodel.jar"/>
			<classpath location="${emphome.build.lib}/sitemanager.jar"/>
			<classpath location="${dist.server.lib}/Sprinta2000.jar"/>
			<classpath location="${emphome.build.lib}/${ant.project.name}Tests.jar"/>
			<classpath location="${dist.server}/config"/>
			<classpath location="${src}/${package.tests.cfg}"/>
			<sysproperty key="log.file.name.path"
value="C:\Odyssey-2.0\dist\server\log\sitemanager"/>
			<jvmarg value="-Djava.compiler=NONE"/>
			<formatter type="brief" usefile="false"/>
			<formatter type="xml"/>
			<test name="odyssey.sitemanager.tests.SiteManagerImplTest"
todir="${emphome.build.testreport}"/>
		</junit>


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Re: JUnit swallows dots output

[Erik Hatcher <ja...@ehatchersolutions.com>]

You mean the dots that appear when you run the textui runner?  That does 
not occur when you run through Ant's <junit>, although you should see 
test feedback as the tests run.

	Erik


Janusz Dalecki (TYCO) wrote:
> I have in junit task two formatters: one “brief” and one “xml (shown below).
> I am not getting the usual dots during execution of every single test case.
> How can I switch it on?
> Janusz
> 
> <junit printsummary="withOutAndErr" fork="yes" dir="${dist.server}/bin"
> errorProperty="test.failed" failureProperty="test.failed">
> 			<classpath refid="buildpath"/>
> 			<classpath location="${emphome.build.lib}/system.jar"/>
> 			<classpath location="${emphome.build.lib}/systemlog.jar"/>
> 			<classpath location="${emphome.build.lib}/responsemanager.jar"/>
> 			<classpath location="${emphome.build.lib}/xmlregistry.jar"/>
> 			<classpath location="${emphome.build.lib}/situationmanager.jar"/>
> 			<classpath location="${emphome.build.lib}/motorwaymodel.jar"/>
> 			<classpath location="${emphome.build.lib}/sitemanager.jar"/>
> 			<classpath location="${dist.server.lib}/Sprinta2000.jar"/>
> 			<classpath location="${emphome.build.lib}/${ant.project.name}Tests.jar"/>
> 			<classpath location="${dist.server}/config"/>
> 			<classpath location="${src}/${package.tests.cfg}"/>
> 			<sysproperty key="log.file.name.path"
> value="C:\Odyssey-2.0\dist\server\log\sitemanager"/>
> 			<jvmarg value="-Djava.compiler=NONE"/>
> 			<formatter type="brief" usefile="false"/>
> 			<formatter type="xml"/>
> 			<test name="odyssey.sitemanager.tests.SiteManagerImplTest"
> todir="${emphome.build.testreport}"/>
> 		</junit>
> 
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Re: Changing file permission on win2k

[Jesse Stockall <je...@cryptocard.com>]

On Wed, 2002-10-02 at 08:00, Ori Burstein wrote:
> Hi,
> How can I change file permissions using Ant on Win2000?

There is no <chmod> equivalent for Window at the moment. Use <exec> and
call attrib, or cacls depending of which attributes / permissions you
want to change.

Jesse

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Changing file permission on win2k

[Ori Burstein <ob...@cisco.com>]

Hi,
How can I change file permissions using Ant on Win2000?

Thanks,
Ori.



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Re: JUnit swallows dots output

[Stefan Bodewig <bo...@apache.org>]

On Wed, 2 Oct 2002, Janusz Dalecki <jd...@tycoint.com> wrote:

> I am not getting the usual dots during execution of every
> single test case.

I assume you are talking about the output of junit.textui.TestRunner?
Well, that is created by that TestRunner, Ant doesn't use this but a
TestRunner of its own.  No dots with <junit> unless you write you own
<formatter> to create them.

Stefan

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