On Mon, Apr 01, 2002 at 12:32:06PM +0100, Paul Hammant wrote:
> Jeff,
>
> From the newbie's experience, this is still have an issue if junit is
> missing....
Ah yes, forgot to do the junit checks for anything except
io. Will fix it now.
>
> I appreciate that we all have junit in Ant's lib dir, but the newbie
> does not. I think a simple warning would be good enough :
The warning would be:
+----------------------------------------------------------------+
| CLASS NOT FOUND: |
| junit.framework.Test
+----------------------------------------------------------------+
| A jar containing class: |
| junit.framework.Test
| must be in your classpath or Ant lib directory |
| ${ant.home}/lib
| Typically it is in a jar called: |
| junit.jar
+----------------------------------------------------------------+
That can be modified to include a customized message if you like.
--Jeff
> Hi, the compile of Exacilibur classes cannot happen without the
> the presence of the JUnit for the comiple env. You may eithether 1)
> put junit.jar in ant's lib directory, 2) rename the the
> ant.properties.sample file in excaliburs root dir or 3) run the
> 'get-junit' target. After any of those try the failing ant target
> again. Thanks for you patience.
>
> - Paul
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