Re: Version of concurrent.jar

Make sure the ant-junit.jar is in your classpath.  Ant really is great 
-- once you get it working.

I found a problem with using the backported concurrency classes.  
Apparently the did not backport the ClockDaemon class, which is used by 
the reloading cache manager.  We could just incorporate a version of the 
class in WM, since it is in the public domain, but I'd like to find out 
why it wasn't ported first.  I'll do some research.

Keats

Sven Schliesing wrote:

> I seem to not getting this to work properly. I'm stuck getting this 
> message:
> D:\workspace\webmacro\test\build.xml:29: taskdef A class needed by
> class org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.junit.JUnitTask cannot be 
> found: junit/framework/Test
>
> It seems like Ant and me will never get friends. :)
> Did you try running the tests with the backport, Keats?
>
> Sven
>
> Keats Kirsch wrote:
>
>> Thanks for giving it a shot Sven.  I too always find getting the unit 
>> test configured properly to be a chore.
>>
>> The JUnitTask is part of a jar called ant-junit.jar that comes with 
>> the Apache Ant distro: http://ant.apache.org/bindownload.cgi
>>
>> Keats
>




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