On Wed, Dec 21, 2005 at 11:03:59AM +0100, Jeremias Maerki wrote: > Yes, digging up the right system properties is a nuisance, but you only > have to do it once. Have a look at the attached screen shots that show > how I set up the launch config for running the FOP test suite. You can > see that I simply add an "x" somewhere to effectively disable the > setting for a system property. Like this I'm can change the parameters to > the test suite very quickly. Maybe that helps make things easier.
Thanks. The "x" is a nice trick. It would be good to have a document describing the system properties of the test suites. If you do not do it, I will write one. I see you have a project 'FOP Temp', which probably is a copy of project FOP. I have a problem making a copy of a project, when I make a copy of the working directory for a specific task. Esp. one has to duplicate the lauch configurations. I solve it by reusing the same symlink on Unix. Is there an easier way to work with a changing set of copies of the working directory? Simon -- Simon Pepping home page: http://www.leverkruid.nl
