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Joel, 
thanks much for the comments the typo was merely a typo in my transcription
of the build file from a printout to here (it's on an isolated development
network). There are no classloaders in use elsewhere that I'm familiar with
(short of anything in use by junit). I'll check your recommendation about
seeing if the class can indeed be loaded. (although I will amend that - I'm
using the commons Digester and I've really no clue what that's using,
although that is not involved in loading up this particular class).

I edited the buildfile to run just the one class that failed previously when
the whole suite was ran (from ant, again, running this from eclipse shows 0
problems). The one testcase fails again outright.

Joel Klein wrote:
> 
> cmose wrote:
> 
>>classpath.project is defined thusly:
>><path id="classpath.project">
>>   <pathelement path="${target.dir}" /> --->this is the bin directory for
>>class files
>>   <pathelement path="D:\Lirbaries\*.jar" /> ---> a temporary location for
>>jar libraries
>></path>
>>  
>>
> Where in this classpath is the missing class supposed to be found?  If 
> it's supposed to be in the second pathelement above, there's a couple 
> things to check.
> 
> The "Lirbaries" is a typo of "Libraries" (check what the actual 
> directory is called). Also, I don't know if the wildcard (*.jar) is 
> allowed in a path attribute value.  If not, then that pathelement might 
> not be doing anything.
> 
>>Now the obnoxious thing is this, Ant runs the junit tests and manages to
get
>>through 65 out of the 72 testcases before throwing the classnotfound
>>exception. Furthermore,
>>The class it's saying it can't find, it found in a testcase it ran
previous
>>to the failed testcase (e.g., ClassNotFoundException: MyClass, MyClass was
>>already exercised in a previous testcase that the ant junit task ran
without
>>hiccup). 
>>  
>>
> Was MyClass "exercised" the same way that the failed test uses it?  I 
> wonder if it's possible that MyClass appears to be exercised in the 
> passing test but isn't.  A simple statement like 
> System.out.println(MyClass.class.getName()) should force it to be loaded 
> so you can confirm whether it can be found or not.
> 
> Are there by any chance any classloaders involved in this whole mess 
> that could be finding MyClass a different way than the classpath in the 
> test that uses it but doesn't fail?
> 
> -- 
> Joel Klein                    [Online at http://jfkbits.blogspot.com]
> 
> 
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