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<include name="**/*Test.java"/> |
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dir="${build.reports.dir}" |
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<jvmarg value="-Xbootclasspath/p:${product.jar}"/> |
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<classpath> |
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<!-- <path refid="test.classpath"/> --> |
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<pathelement location="${build.testcases.dir}"/> |
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</classpath> |
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<!-- |
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! This nastiness is so JUnit can test classes we are inserting |
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! into the java.* packages. |
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<jvmarg value="-Xbootclasspath/p:${product.jar};${build.testcases.dir};${junit.jar}"/> |
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<formatter type="xml"/> |
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<available property="junit.available" |
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classname="junit.framework.TestCase"/> |
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<fail message="Need JUnit 1.8 to run tests" unless="junit.available"/> |
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<fail message="Need JUnit 3.8 to run tests" unless="junit.available"/> |
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