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XMLC and JUnit...: msg#00014java.enhydra.xmlc
I am planning to update XMLC in the following way unless someone objects... 1. Remove unnecessary ant.jar and optional.jar. If you don't have Ant installed on your local machine, you have no business attempting to build XMLC from source anyway. Just use the binary releases. 2. Remove JUnit jars. The JUnit jar should be added to ANT_HOME/lib anyway. Since ant already ships with optional.jar and JUnit needs to exist at the same classloader level as optional.jar, this is really the only option. Redefining the task and adding the JUnit jar to the build.xml's internal classpath won't make unit tests work....at least not in recent versions of Ant. Also, it doesn't seem that the junit-ext.jar is used by anything, so there definitely shouldn't be a problem with removing it. 3. Modify all <junit ...> entries to have haltonfailure="no". All build files currently have either "yes" or based on some condition. The problem is that one just wants to run all tests, as soon as a single failure happens, the testing stops. The log files store the records of failures, errors, and warnings. As such, modifying all files to not halt on failure will make it simpler to run tests and really has no downside. So, please speak up if you have objections to any of the above. Otherwise, I'll commit this later today. Jake
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