If you want to run the regression tests you would typically
run "make test" in the build directory. Under windows you
need to run "nmake -f makefile.vc test". That will build
the .class files like tcl.lang.JavaTestExtension and source
each of the regression tests for you. If you want to run them
by hand type "make test.build ; make shell" (use the nmake
-f junk under windows). The test .class files will be created
in a sub directory of the build dir called "tests".
> I downloaded the Jacl source so that I could use the tests in
> that package as a template. However, when I source any of the
> tests, the following error is displayed:
>
> Unable to load tcl.lang.JavaTestExtension. Some tests may fail.
> load "tcl.lang.JavaTestExtension" failed:
> java.lang.SecurityException:
> Java loader failed to load the class and the Tcl Java loader
> is not permitted to load classes in the tcl or java package
> at runtime, check your CLASSPATH.
I am guessing this is because you loaded the tclblend.dll that
was compiled for Tcl 8.2 into Tcl 8.3.
> 2. In addition to using Jacl, I would _dearly_ love to get a
> handle on TclBlend. However, I am unable to figure out the
> proper configuration to get it running on NT4.0. If anybody
> can detail the PATH OF LEAST RESISTANCE with respect to
> installing Java, TCL, and TclBlend (in ANY directory), I will
> be eternally grateful.
>
> If it is of any use, here is the output when I try to start
> TclBlend.
>
> C:\Tcl\bin>tclsh83
> % package require java
later
Mo Dejong
Red Hat Inc.
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