"cpopetz" wrote : 
  | (1) I'm using junit rather than testng, because the latter's output leaves 
much to be desired, and we have testing tools that work with junit's xml 
output.  Junit respects the "Exported" checkbox set in the the "Order and 
Export" section of the Java Build Path.  Testng must not.  Because if I don't 
check to export the EAR directories to dependent projects in the build path for 
the WAR, then the tests running from the test project don't find the ear 
directories.  The jboss tools don't check this box by default.
  | 

This is disturbing if true ;(
But testng must really be doing funny things to get the classpath if it gets 
*more* than what junit does. Could you help us by reducing this to a simple 
testcase and submit it towards the testng project and show the diference in 
behavior ?

note: you can see the actual used classpath by right clicking on the process in 
the debug launch view and select Properties.

anonymous wrote : 
  | So I guess what I'd like to see:  The test project is testing dependent EJB 
modules and the WAR module.  The latter both pick up Utility Jar dependencies 
through Manifest.MF and EarContent, via that whizzy "EAR Libraries" thing.  It 
would be nice if the test project did that as well.
  | 

This is what actually should just be happening....could you create a minimal 
testcase/project and submit it to jira so we can be sure we are actually doing 
the same thing ? Thanks.



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