Thank you for your response, Mark.  Do you know if this class is really
required for the old Ant Junit to run, or if I have probably have something
configured wrong?  Any suggestion would help.  I have a mixed up environment
since my JUnits are compiled under SDK 1.4.2 and the JUnits will run fine
under Ant 1.6.2.  However, under Maven they have to run under the much older
Ant and I'm guessing that is where the problem resides.

Bud Curtis
JDIMS Project
L-3 Communications
(719) 637-5633


-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Frugah [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Saturday, July 02, 2005 6:12 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: Trying to run ANT's JUnit under M(1.0.2)


Hi Harrison,

the class you are looking for is (was) situated in the Apache Avalon
project, which has been closed. You can download the framework source
(http://apache.imsam.info/avalon/avalon-framework/source/Avalon-4.0-src.zip)
where you will find the testlet.jar file with the necessary file(s).

Regards,

Mark


-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Samstag, 2. Juli 2005 02:11
To: [email protected]
Subject: Trying to run ANT's JUnit under M(1.0.2)


I'm trying to run a Ant Junit task in my plugin.  When it executes I get:

        [ERROR] Could not find org.apache.testlet.engine.TextTestEngine

I realize I do not have the class in my dependancy list.  What I do not know
is where to get the jar so I can run the JUnit in the plugin.

The jelly code I'm running is below.  Any suggestions would be very
appreciated.

        <ant:junit printsummary="${junit.print.summary}"
                   haltonfailure="${junit.halt.onfailure}"
                   showoutput="${junit.show.output}"
                   failureproperty="junit.failed"
                   fork="${junit.fork.run}"
                   maxmemory="${junit.max.memory}"
        >
                <ant:classpath refid="rulesTestPath"/>
        <util:tokenize var="listOfProperties" delim="
">${junit.system.properties}</util:tokenize>
        <j:forEach var="someProperty" items="${listOfProperties}">
                        <sysproperty key="${someProperty}"
value="${context.getVariable(someProperty)}"/>
        </j:forEach>
                <j:if test="${!empty(junit.formater.class)}" >
                        <ant:formatter classname="${junit.formater.class}"
extension=".xml"/>
                </j:if>
                <test name="${testUnit}" todir="${junit.reporting.dir}"
outfile="${junit.test.prefix}-${testUnit}-${reportDate}"/>
        </ant:junit>

Bud Curtis
JDIMS Project
L-3 Communications
(719) 637-5633

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