Thanks for the feedback. That makes much more sense.
John
On Sep 25, 2006, at 5:59 PM, Christian Pekeler wrote:
Same here. Each of our projects has a custom utilities framework
that contains the helper classes and jars used by all the other
apps and frameworks. junit-4.1.jar and wounittest2.jar are included
in those utility frameworks. I don't care that the testing jars
aren't really required at runtime.
Christian
Once again, /Library/Java/Extensions (and that goes double for /
System/Library/Java/Extensions) are for _extension_ to the core
Java API. Like JDBC drivers. These are _terrible_ places to
throw random jars. Doing so can (and I suspect you found out)
cause class loader issues.
For WebObjects specific stuff, you can put it in /Library/
WebObjects/Extensions. I am not sure if that is the place for
WOUnit. Otherwise, I usually build it into a framework and
include that.
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.
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