I thought I had included the junit.jar in the classpath, but maybe it's
defined improperly.
I didn't see it in your sample, where do you define that part of the
classpath? I think I'm
getting confused about the different places the classpaths are defined, and
how to list
multiple files/directories...
Carlos Alonso-2 wrote:
>
> Have you included the java junit.jar library into the classpath provided
> for the junit task?
> The TestListener class is actually included in that .jar file.
>
> Regards.
> Carlos
>
> tmni escribió:
>> I appreciate both attempts to help.
>> I had already viewed that other web page and tried to follow it. It
>> doesn't
>> provide quite enough
>> detail for me.
>>
>> I did try using some of the sample code provided. I was able to
>> eliminate
>> the error about not
>> finding the oracle driver. But now when I try to include a junit
>> taskdef, I
>> get a classpath error that
>> a class needed by JUnitTask (TestListener) is not found. As far as I can
>> tell, it is on the classpath, so no
>> idea what this all about. I tried a couple ways of including it in the
>> classpath within the build.xml file.
>>
>> Sure would be nice if someone had a sample who had also written junit
>> tests
>> using dbunit for a web app
>> using Hibernate and Oracle. I simply cannot get this to work;very
>> frustrating...
>>
>>
>> Carlos Alonso-2 wrote:
>>
>>> Hi tmni,
>>>
>>> About the authentication exception that you're getting, I cannot guess
>>> neither cause nor solution, but I think the following source code could
>>> be helpful.
>>>
>>> The first point is the problem you're getting with the oracle driver
>>> load. I think that the point is that you have not defined where Ant can
>>> find the class that implements the driver. I've never used Oracle, but I
>>> don't think it differs much on mysql. In the following source code you
>>> can check that the .jar file where the driver is implemented is directly
>>> pointed out by the classpath argument, so try adding the .jar file to
>>> the classpath.
>>>
>>> <sql
>>> driver = "com.mysql.jdbc.Driver"
>>> password = "pass"
>>> url = "jdbc:mysql://127.0.0.1/"
>>> userid = "pass"
>>> autocommit = "true"
>>> classpath = "${lib}/mysql-connector-java-5.0.4-bin.jar"
>>> >
>>> .
>>> .
>>> .
>>> </sql>
>>>
>>> Regarding now to the second problem to set the tests you want to be
>>> executed, have a look at the code below, instead of dbunit I use Junit
>>> as you can see, but I don't think they are very different.
>>>
>>> As for the previous situation, you'll have to define a classpath from
>>> which your tests will be compiled, and then, include them in a <fileset>
>>> resource into the <batchtest> task.
>>> The formatter elements that you can see over specify the output that the
>>> junit task will produce.
>>>
>>> <taskdef name="junit"
>>>
>>> classname="org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.junit.JUnitTask"
>>> classpath="${scripts}/tools/ant-junit.jar"
>>> />
>>>
>>> <junit haltonfailure="no" printsummary="on" fork="yes">
>>> <classpath >
>>> <pathelement location="${build}"/>
>>> <fileset dir="${lib}">
>>> <include name="*.jar"/>
>>> </fileset>
>>> </classpath>
>>> <formatter type="brief" usefile="false"/>
>>> <formatter type="xml" />
>>> <batchtest todir="${results}" >
>>> <fileset dir="${src}" includes="**/*Tests/Test*.java"/>
>>> </batchtest>
>>> </junit>
>>>
>>> I hope it may help you.
>>> Regards.
>>> Carlos
>>>
>>> tmni escribió:
>>>
>>>> I am relatively new to ant and am having trouble setting up a target to
>>>> run a
>>>> series of junit tests.
>>>> These tests all run fine when I launch them via eclipse. But if I try
>>>> to
>>>> run ant directly via command prompt, I get errors. First, I was
>>>> getting
>>>> error like:
>>>> Error 'Unexpected failure during bean definition parsing in resource
>>>> URL
>>>> [file:spring-misc-junit.xml] at:
>>>> Bean 'mailSender'; nested exception is java.lang.SecurityException:
>>>> class
>>>> “javax.mail.AuthenticationFailedException”’s signer information does
>>>> not
>>>> match signer information of other classes in the same package.
>>>>
>>>> I thought it might have something to do with authenticating to
>>>> database,
>>>> so
>>>> tried adding the following
>>>> dbunit info. I got an error that there must be at least 1 step in a
>>>> dbunit
>>>> task. I tried adding a task to do
>>>> an insert, but don't know why this would be necessary since the test
>>>> themselves set up the test data, accessing a test data xml file. Even
>>>> with
>>>> that change, I get error that oracle driver cannot be loaded.
>>>>
>>>> The tests use dbunit and the underlying database is Oracle (accessed
>>>> via
>>>> Hibernate in application).
>>>> I can't figure out how to define the test target and I cannot find a
>>>> sample
>>>> that does this. Does
>>>> anyone have a sample ant build file that runs junit tests that use
>>>> dbunit/hibernate/oracle combination??
>>>>
>>>> <target name="test2" depends="init,compile">
>>>> <taskdef classpathref="project.class.path" name="dbunit"
>>>> classname="org.dbunit.ant.DbUnitTask" />
>>>> <dbunit driver="oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver"
>>>> url="jdbc:oracle:thin:@server:port:dbname"
>>>> userid="me"
>>>> password="password">
>>>> </dbunit>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
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