---- you [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote ---- > Shane, are you running with the latest verson of the tests? Many testcases _did_ have to change due to the introduction of the Namespace Node for the xml: namespace, and if you're running with the old gold files you're outdated.
I'm running from a cvs update as of 10AM or so this morning, of both the java tree and the test tree. Although I haven't looked at the detail fails, it's the same API test that fails in the Gump run as on my machine. > (Meanwhile, if you can tell me how to do the equivalent of "build package.trax" with your new buildfile, I would greatly appreciate it. I'm having major problems getting my test environment rebuilt.) Hmm - unless you have a *specific* reason to try to replicate the old test/java/build.xml 'package.trax' target, you should probably just use the new test/build.xml 'jar' target which is the default. If you really need the equivalent target, try ... um, you have to do it yourself. Do 'build compile.trax' and then jarring the test/java/build/classes directory into a testxsl.jar. I don't actually have separate packaging targets for different levels of testing (X-J 1.x, X-J 2.x, trax-only, etc.) since I didn't think we needed them anymore. (The notable exception continues to be xsltc-mode testing, which is separate cause they still use a separate list of jar files). Let this serve as notice: I plan to obsolete/remove the various old-style files that supported testing, namely test/java/build.* and some of the test/*.bat files - so if you want to keep them, let me know. Virtually all testing (both building and running) should be done via test/build.bat/.sh and their associated test/build.xml. If you're using another batch file, I don't plan to support it much longer. (Unless someone volunteers to help with the testing...) - Shane ===== <eof aka="mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]"; quote="Odo: [You'd shoot a man in the back?] Garak: [Well, it's the safest way, isn't it?]"/> __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Listen to your Yahoo! Mail messages from any phone. http://phone.yahoo.com
