On Mon, Apr 08, 2002 at 02:41:37PM +0200, Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I just tested the new system with a fresh check-out, now changes,
> my great vanilla ant and a simple looking "ant" typed into the windows
> shell.
> And guess what happens:
> .----------------------------------------------------------------.
> | CLASS NOT FOUND |
> | |
> | Can't find class: junit.framework.Test
> |----------------------------------------------------------------|
> | Error when building module: |
> | D:\sunshine\jakarta-avalon-excalibur\collections
> | |
> | 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
> '----------------------------------------------------------------'
>
> I thought junit is optional or do I still have to create my ant.properties
> file?
Ant is needed to compile the junit tests, even if you don't intend to
run the tests (for that you need junit.jar in your ${ant.home}/lib}). We
could break the test compilation into a separate target if you think
it's an issue?
--Jeff
> Carsten
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