Ahh yeah I already configured the user library. My concern is that Tacos
should be easily built by users (in Eclipse and ant) without needing to
download external libs (other than the fetch-libs task, which is already
not-obvious for new users).
Why don't we better use the fetch-libs task to download the Jetty
dependencies? (and Maven for 4.1).
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Ing. Leonardo Quijano Vincenzi
DTQ Software
Jesse Kuhnert wrote:
I created a set of unit tests a while back that attempted to use
httpunit to unit test our pages, running jetty as the servlet
container. (the javascript parser used at the time, based on mozilla's
rhino engine couldn't quite handle dojo at the time, this may have
changed since). To do that I included the jetty jars under our ext
directory.
In tapestry I've noticed a couple of global user library includes,
something for JUNIT and maybe one other. I liked the idea of using
them and so just sort of added it in to tacos yesterday. You can
define a global user library like this by going into
"window->preferences->java->build path->user libraries" in eclipse.
Define the same library name being included and then attach your jetty
installations jars to it.
I can understand if this is an annoyance and take it out if that is
desired. I mean, we don't even use httpunit right now so there's no
real point in making it annoying to use the library by requiring these
library things to be included.
Let me know.
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