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Subject: BatchTest task, filesets and jars
Date: Mon, 9 Sep 2002 17:14:21 -0400
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Thread-Topic: BatchTest task, filesets and jars
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From: "Robert Girardin" <Robert.Girardin@sas.com>
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Hello,

Is it possible to run test classes that are inside a jar file using the =
'batchtest' task? In my scenario, I have a test jar which was built =
previously. Another build compiles some classes then tries to run test =
from the previously built jar within the 'junit' task. I am able to run =
the tests if I explicitly list the test classes in 'test' subtask of the =
'junit' task or if I unzip the test jar into the build location of the =
current build. I would like to stay away from both of these options and =
use 'batchtest' if possible, though it seems that I can't get class =
names using the 'fileset' task. Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Rob

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