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JUnit task appears to be started before Javac has ended

           Summary: JUnit task appears to be started before Javac has ended
           Product: Ant
           Version: 1.4.1
          Platform: PC
        OS/Version: Other
            Status: NEW
          Severity: Normal
          Priority: Other
         Component: Optional Tasks
        AssignedTo: ant-dev@jakarta.apache.org
        ReportedBy: Gorowitch@yahoo.com


testsuite test using the junit task.

When I execute the tasks step by step they work just fine.

so 
	ant	compilepackage	// compiles the source files including the unit 
tests.
and
	ant 	testpackage		// starts up the unit tests.

So this works fine.

When I use
	ant	testpackage

Ant smoothly starts executing the compilepackage target, but my unit test fails 
(Apparently because the file AllTests.class which I use to group my tests does 
not exist. But that file certainly should exist since it should be created by 
the compilepackage target.

So to summarize the problem:

The JUnit task appears to be started before the files that should be created by 
the preceding Javac task are created. 

Either
	JUnit starts looking for the files it needs before the Javac task has 
ended. 
Or
	The files aren't visible at the moment JUnit starts ( in this case this 
would be an NT-related problem)

Are there any known workarounds ? 

Kind regards,
Sven.

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