>>>>> "RG" == Russell Gold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
RG> Is it really necessary to have an explicit JUnit task? Depends on what you want to do. junit.textui.TestRunner calls System.exit many times so you are forced to set fork="yes". This might be a bad thing depending on the number of independant testsuites you want to run. Furthermore - and much more important to me - you have no simple way to determine the outcome of the tests from inside Ant. I want my whole build process to fail if any of my tests fails - so that I'm never going to checkin sources that are not ready. Others may have different needs so we need an user option here. There are other reasons - like generating some specialized kind of output - as well. Stefan
