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From: Adam Murdoch <adammurdoch@apache.org>
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Subject: Re: Test infrastructure
Date: Fri, 7 Jun 2002 18:20:37 +1000
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On Fri, 7 Jun 2002 16:59, Peter Donald wrote:

> >The types themselves are loaded via the classloader.
>
> ahh - thats prolly it. The TargetTask which is in antlib is required to
> test the condition tasks? or maybe something else is going wonkey as I =
have
> been moving along the path of deleting Target object and may have bugge=
red
> something up... actually thats probably it ;)

Ok, they're failing now.

There's a partial <target> task in the framework test directory, called=20
<simple-target> (for want of a better name).  The unit tests in framework=
 use=20
a project builder that maps <target> to <simple-target> (since <target> i=
sn't=20
visible).  For some reason, either that project builder isn't being used,=
 or=20
it isn't getting a chance to do the mapping to <simple-target>.

I'll have to leave it with you, I'm outta here for the weekend.

--=20
Adam

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