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Date: Tue, 31 Jan 2006 07:23:51 -0800
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Tim Ellison wrote:
> Can somebody tell me how to run the security2 tests on the Harmony code?

$ cd modules/security2/make
$ set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH%;<junit.jar>;<bcprov.jar>
$ ant tests.run

Yes, the classpath thing is awful.  I had it working w/ automated 
download of deps but the problem was that what is on ibibilio for bcprov 
is too old.  I was going to research what's in bcprov before setting up 
a little repo for us at that ASF.

> 
> I can checkout the entire library, and with a JDK on the path, I can
> build it all together.
> 
> Then if I go into the security2/make dir the ant target to run the tests
> (called "tests.run") compiles the test suite code too, so I still need
> the JDK on the path -- so how do I run the tests on the Harmony JRE
> classlib/deploy?

I thought that the ant script took care of that, putting the harmony 
artifacts in the boot classpath

> 
> The security2/make/build.xml still has a bunch of environment
> assumptions about my JAVA_HOME / CLASSPATH etc. Can we get rid of them?

Yep

geir