--- Daniel John Debrunner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Susan L. Cline wrote: > > > > [ snip] > > > > I'm still trying to figure out if there is a way to run a JUnit test > > standalone > > against the jars. What I am trying to do is to test the 10.2 beta release > > using > > a derbyTesting.jar I built in the development branch (10.3). I'm trying to > > use the > > class I created to test the functionality of something in the 10.2 beta > > release > > without having to check out the 10.2 branch(trunk? sorry I don't know the > > terminology > > here.) > > That's cutting edge technology :-) > > The JUnit work for running tests standalone is a work in progress, I'm > working in the trunk, Rick has been merging changes up to 10.2 but I > haven't looked to see what state those changes are in the 10.2 branch > and the beta release. > [snip] > > If this test is for submission to Derby the best thing to do is to > contribute it for the trunk and then it will be merged up to the branch > and become part of the 10.2 standard tests. > > Thanks, > Dan.
Okay, thanks Dan. That is what I have done created the patch against the trunk, so I'll consider this task complete. Thanks, Susan
