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I have noticed that the build files for the test webs are
using beehive.home while the top level netui build file is asking for dist.home
passed from command line. It passes the beehive.home in the following way, <ant
dir="webapps/jsf" antfile="build.xml"
target="bvt" inheritAll="false"> <property
name="beehive.home" location="${dist.home}"/> </ant> This way, you will not experience problem when you run the
test from the top level build file. But if I try to run a sub test, such as
bvt.jsf-ri, I will have to set both beehive.home and dist.home pointing to the
beehive distribution through command line. The reason for that is that there is
a test run time dependency on a lib directory under ${dist.home}. Is there a reason that we have to use both beehive.home and
dist.home together? It seems to me that we can get away with just one parameter
here, either the beehive.home or the dist.home so that all the sub tests can be
easily run standalone. Thanks for your attention! Julie
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- beehive.home vs dist.home for the test distribution Julie Zhuo
