Hi Lisa
On 14 sept. 06, at 18:54, Lisa Crispin wrote:
Howdy,
When I installed build 1393 (by downloading build.zip), I notice
that I do not have 'runtime' and 'plugin' directories in the lib
directory, as I do in the directory where I extracted build 1159.
It doesn't seem to affect my tests, but where did these come from
before, and where are they now, and do I need them? I have these
directories in my classpath. It looks like maybe the jar files in
these directories are now under the lib directory itself?
thanks
Lisa
the directories 'runtime/' and 'plugin/' were a solution for us, the
developers, to classify the jar we encountered in the development of
webtest.
We wanted to group the jar according to their intended usage: is the
jar there to let webtest run, to compile webtest, to test webtest, ...
Between 1159 and 1393, we changed to the maven style, in which a file
describes the jar we need and why we need it.
This information was, and is, only interesting, during the build and
packaging of webtest, so you don't need these directories anymore.
Indeed, all the jar files are now directly under lib/.
Best
dna
--
If they can get you asking the wrong questions, they don't have to
worry about answers.
-- Thomas Pynchon Gravity's Rainbow
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