Hi Peter Sorry for not being around lately .. Have been a bit busy with day jobs.
For the QA tests, we can actually work around this by using the java.ext.dirs property. If you look at the execution part for the QA tests in qa/build.xml, you will see this property is being set there. However, setting this property does not work on Windows I've noticed. But it does on Unix-like platforms, which is enough to get the QA tests working under Hudson. My initial reason for using java.ext.dirs property was to be able to run the QA tests under Hudson (since we can't rely on any JARs copied to the Hudson JVM jre/lib/ext directory). Same is true for jtreg tests I believe. Best regards Jonathan 2009/11/9 Peter Firmstone <[email protected]> > Jonathan, > > Do you think we should create a temporary library directory for > jsk-policy.jar similar to what I've done with the jtreg tests so the qa test > frame work doesn't require the jre/lib/ext/ directory? > > I'm happy to leave it alone for the release for now though. > > Cheers, > > Peter. >
