Thanks Christian,
Right before I got your e-mail I found that I really wasn't keeping
the wounittest jar in the right place. I had it in /system/library/
java/extensions folder with all the other extensions. I moved it
into eclipse/plug-ins and it worked. I have a feeling that I really
am not keeping it in the right place there either. Where should I
keep it to be "like everyone else?" It works now, but I feel like
that's not right since it's really not an eclipse plug-in.
John
On Sep 25, 2006, at 2:04 PM, Christian Pekeler wrote:
Try these:
Add
System.out.println(NSArray.componentsSeparatedByString
(System.getProperty("java.class.path"),
":").componentsJoinedByString("\n"));
to one of your tests and run it. See if the output includes
JavaEOControl.framework.
Double check the Eclipse Properties of your project. See if the
Java Build Path/Libraries include JavaEOControl.framework.
Delete the corresponding run-configuration: Select menu Run/Run...,
in the tree view expand JUnit and select your test (or simply all
tests), and right-click delete it/them.
Christian
On Sep 25, 2006, at 09:43, John Larson wrote:
Um. Undoubtedly something stupid, but I can't get any extension
of EOFTest to run. I keep getting NoClassDefFoundError: com/
webobjects/eocontrol/EOEditingContext. I'm pretty sure that I
have my classpath set right since the project runs normally when
not testing. If I don't extend EOFTest, then tests I write work
fine - except there is no eo support - so I think the JUnit part
is set up fine. Rather than installing the JAR, I also tried
adding the source and compiling it and get the same error.
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/webobjects/eocontrol/
EOEditingContext
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