2012/1/5 Konstantin Kolinko :
> 2011/12/30 Brian Burch :
>>>
>>> Formatter is configurable since 7.0.24.
>>
>>
>> Silly me! A ${test.formatter} property is defined immediately after
>> ${test.name}!
The test.formatter configures logging library (or specifically
org.apache.juli.logging.DirectJDKLog
2011/12/30 Brian Burch :
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>> Formatter is configurable since 7.0.24.
>
>
> Silly me! A ${test.formatter} property is defined immediately after
> ${test.name}! However, the runtests macro assumes I want usefile="true", but
> that prevents netbeans from intercepting the results.
You can convert us
On 28/12/11 22:27, Konstantin Kolinko wrote:
Thanks very much for your time and valuable thoughts, Konstantin.
2011/12/28 Brian Burch:
However, I was a bit surprised to discover I couldn't simply "wire up"
netbeans to compile, run and debug any of the tomcat unit tests!
netbeans provides th
On 28/12/11 23:18, Mark Thomas wrote:
On 28/12/2011 10:49, Brian Burch wrote:
So... can I submit a patch for these three changes to build.xml? I am
sure this will make some of you nervous, but it seems the cleanest
approach to me.
I have no issues with "tweaking" build.xml if it makes integrat
On 28/12/2011 10:49, Brian Burch wrote:
> So... can I submit a patch for these three changes to build.xml? I am
> sure this will make some of you nervous, but it seems the cleanest
> approach to me.
I have no issues with "tweaking" build.xml if it makes integration
easier with Eclipse, NetBeans, a
2011/12/28 Brian Burch :
> When I submitted a bug and fix recently, I promised to develop some unit
> tests to demonstrate the behaviour of my change.
>
> I don't want to get into a *#!&ing contest here, but I switched away from
> eclipse a long time ago, when IBM threw in the towel over not having
When I submitted a bug and fix recently, I promised to develop some unit
tests to demonstrate the behaviour of my change.
I don't want to get into a *#!&ing contest here, but I switched away
from eclipse a long time ago, when IBM threw in the towel over not
having a pure java workbench. Having