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run as junit classpath [message #257497]

Wed, 19 November 2008 17:51

Eclipse User

If I drop a more recent version of junit into my project's build
libraries, the project is built against it. If I "run as junit", eclipse
puts the junit.jar from the eclipse installation in front of my project
libraries and the test fails because the method i'm calling
(Assert.assertEquals(long,long)) is not in available in junit 4.3.

How can I get around this?

Would it be more appropriate for Eclipse to put its installation junit jar
after the project library jars?

I'm running eclipse 3.4.1.

Re: run as junit classpath [message #257542 is a reply to message #257497]

Thu, 20 November 2008 08:32

Eclipse User

> Would it be more appropriate for Eclipse to put its installation junit jar
> after the project library jars?

Open the Order and Export tab in your project's Java Build Path. You can
define your own order in which the jars should appear in the project's
classpath.

- Prakash
--

http://blog.eclipse-tips.com

"Rob Saccoccio" <rob.saccoccio@sas.com> wrote in message
news:03eb4d3819fb55bc75d119d5907070cb$1@www.eclipse.org...
> If I drop a more recent version of junit into my project's build
> libraries, the project is built against it. If I "run as junit", eclipse
> puts the junit.jar from the eclipse installation in front of my project
> libraries and the test fails because the method i'm calling
> (Assert.assertEquals(long,long)) is not in available in junit 4.3.
>
> How can I get around this?
>
> Would it be more appropriate for Eclipse to put its installation junit jar
> after the project library jars?
>
> I'm running eclipse 3.4.1.
>
>
>

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