Ant task and directory

[Remy Becher]

Please forgive me if this has been discussed before, but I can't find
anything in either the archived messages or the bug tracker. I had to
make a change to the HttpAntRunner.cfc to get my Ant script to work,
so either I found a bug or I'm doing something wrong.

Whenever I use the <directory> element to specify where to fnd the
tests to run, MXUnit can't find my tests because it does not use the
value passed in via the componentPath attribute. As a result, I get an
exception in the getTests method in DirectoryTestSuite.cfc, because
the path used to instantiate the test is invalid, it actually starts
with a '.'.

If I however modify HttpAntRunner.cfc and add componentPath to the
method arguments specified while creating a new DirectoryTestSuite
(method run, line 27, "results = createObject() etc"), it all works as
expected.

One thing that might contribute to this is the way I organise my
projects. I have all my projects in a directory like 'c:/sites/xxx.
192.com/' and use a mapping '/xxx/192/com/' to point to that folder.My
tests all sit in 'c:/sites/xxx.192.com/tests/', which I pass into the
directoy element as the path, and I set the component path to 'xxx.
192.com.tests'

Any suggestions or should I file a bug?

Thanks,

Remy

[billy]

Hi Remy,

Thanks for posting. What version of mxunit are you using? I was not
able to easily reproduce this and when I look at line 27 in
HttpAntRunner I see this:

results =
createObject("component","DirectoryTestSuite").run(directory=arguments.value,
componentPath=arguments.componentPath, recurse=arguments.recurse,
excludes=arguments.excludes);

Not sure if this is what you are seeing ... let me know. Also, can
you post your ant script?

thanks,
bill[y]

[billy]

Remy,

One other quick question: Do your tests follow the naming convention:
[componentname]Test.cfc ?

best,
bill[y]

[Remy Becher]

Hiya,

I was indeed using an older version...my apologies.
Its working as expected now.

Regards,

Remy Becher

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