You seem to use assertFalse and assertNotSame, which I think are JUnit 3.8.1 functions and not 3.7. [I'm a little unsure, as I think the junit-3.7.jar on my machine is actually a junit-3.8.1.jar due to some screwup].
Against 3.8.1, these tests run fine. Against 3.7 they don't. Anyone got a reason not to update to 3.8.1? Lang also doesn't pass its enum/ tests at the moment. It's a serialization error: 1) testOperationSerialization(org.apache.commons.lang.enum.EnumTest)java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/commons/lang/enum/OperationEnum$1 Anyone got this in hand? Or able to confirm that this is true? Hen On Mon, 6 Jan 2003, Sean Schofield wrote: > FastDateFormat is a new class for the time subpackage of commons-lang. > It is based on a class originally written by Brian O'Neill for a > non-jakarta-related open source project. It has been reused (and > modified) with his permission. > > I wrote FastDateFormatTest to go along with this. A few unit tests are > still missing but this is because I would like to remove some of the > untested methods from FastDateFormat if we can reach a consensus on this. > > Please see my follow-up email regarding the changes I made to the > original source code, and issues that I feel we should discuss regarding > the future direction of this class. > > Regards, > > - sean schofield > > NOTE: zipped files do not contain path info (so they will have to be > dropped into the test and source directories - package is > org.apache.commons.lang.time) > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
