Erik Hatcher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Currently I'm grabbing these:
>
> Project.getUserProperties()
> Project.getProperties()
user-properties are a subset of properties, so you might as well stick
to the later.
> Should I be capturing anything else?
Various versions: JDK, Ant, JUnit if possible, OS - see what the test
target it Ant's own build file does. All these things are properties,
but they have a special meaning and are worth to be listed separately
IMHO.
> I have (locally only, of course) modified the JUnitTask.java file to
> capture these properties and will also be modifying
> XMLJUnitResultFormatter.java file to pull these properties from the
> JUnitTest instance and put them into the XML result as well as add
> the output of these properties in XSL so that the <junitreport> tag
> will include this in the HTML results.
Maybe it would be better to add a setContext - or the like - method to
JUnitResultFormatter where you pass in all the stuff and let the
Formatters decide what they want to do with the information?
Cheers
Stefan
