was relevent to this list.
Adding a symlink called lib and pointing $ANT_HOME to that does work at
least in this case. Maybe that should be part of the package.
MikeG
You only need write access to the directory to delete files (unless the
sticky bit is set). Make the dir writable by a group the shell script
runs as.
IMHO, this is very bad advice (at least unless you know much more
about the context of Marco's question).
Directory write access is very
contains HelloWorld.class and
build/testclasses/hello contains HelloWorldTest.class.
Hope it's just something trivial I've missed, even if I do get egg on my
face.
Thanks again.
MikeG
$ ant -f runjunit.xml
Buildfile: runjunit.xml
build:
buildtests:
test:
BUILD FAILED
/home/mike/demo
You only need write access to the directory to delete files (unless the
sticky bit is set). Make the dir writable by a group the shell script
runs as.
Mike
Marco Fretz wrote:
hello
i've got a little problem. i have to remove some files in a shell script
that or not owned or writable by
btw, I fixed the refid error on line 20 and the problem still persists
with all classpath combinations: classpath refid=testclasspath.ref/
MikeG wrote:
Hi,
junit.jar is in the classpath but removing it (once the test classes
are built) doesn't help, I get the exact same error. I can make
Hi, can anyone help me to get junit to work with ant?
Ant and JUnit both work on their own but Ant doesn't recognise the
junit tag.
According to the ant faq the fix for this is to set ANT_PATH such that
$ANT_PATH/lib contains ant-junit.jar but on my system ant-junit.jar is
in
Hi,
I've been trying to update the terminfo database to match the terminals
I usually login from, that is a Konsole (TERM=xterm), a redhat linux
console (TERM=linux) and cygwin or putty from windows. Mainly because
shell line editing is broken in a few cases and colours don't work.
I've
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