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update to use star notation

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Greg DiCristofaro 2020-11-08 16:08:46 -05:00
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</target>
<!--sets up integration test system properties, calls underlying test-init and then sets up the pathing jar-->
<target name="test-init" depends="projectized-common.test-init,getTestDataFiles,qa-functional-pathing-jar" />
<target name="test-init" depends="projectized-common.test-init,getTestDataFiles,qa-functional-pathing-jar,unit-test-path-simplification" />
<!--
The paths specified in 'module.run.classpath' are incorporated into the manifest of a jar and then the path to the
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</path>
</sequential>
</target>
<!--
Putting junit on the classpath with a pathing jar fails (NoClassDefError’s).
This specifies the classpath for unit tests using * notation
(i.e. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/219585/including-all-the-jars-in-a-directory-within-the-java-classpath).
This solution involves taking the initial ‘module.run.classpath’ property and simplifying it to the directories containing jars
(i.e. instead of “/dir/lib1.jar:/dir/lib2.jar:/dir/lib3.jar” it becomes “/dir/*” ).
More information on ‘module.run.classpath’ can be found in “netbeans-plat\11.3\harness\README” and it appears that
“netbeans-plat\11.3\harness\build.xml:build-init target is in charge of setting the ‘module.run.classpath’ variable.
-->
<target name="unit-test-path-simplification" depends="projectized-common.test-init">
<sequential>
<script language="javascript">
<![CDATA[
var moduleRunClasspath = project.getProperty("module.run.classpath");
var directories = [];
// searches for jar file parent directories with path separators of \ or /
var individualPathRegex = /^\s*(.+?[\\\/])[^\\\/]+?\.jar\s*$/i;
// split on ':' but not 'C:\'
var classPathRegex = /((C:\\)?.+?)(:|$)/gi;
var match;
while((match = classPathRegex.exec(moduleRunClasspath)) !== null) {
var thisPath = match[1];
var pathMatch = thisPath.match(individualPathRegex);
// find unique matches
if (pathMatch && directories.indexOf(pathMatch[1]) < 0) {
directories.push(pathMatch[1]);
}
}
// suffix with *
for (var i = 0; i < directories.length; i++) {
directories[i] = directories[i] + "*";
}
// set project property
project.setNewProperty("test.unit.abbreviatedModuleRunClassPath", directories.join(":"));
]]>
</script>
<!--grab properties from common.xml:test-init so that "test.unit.run.cp" can be properly formed-->
<property name="build.test.unit.dir" location="${build.dir}/test/unit"/>
<property name="build.test.unit.classes.dir" location="${build.test.unit.dir}/classes"/>
<property name="test.unit.cp.extra" value=""/>
<!--set up "test.unit.run.cp" to be used by common.xml:-do-junit-->
<path id="test.unit.run.cp">
<pathelement path="${build.test.unit.classes.dir}"/>
<!-- Cannot use <path refid="cp"/> since that uses ${module.classpath} and we want ${module.run.classpath}: -->
<pathelement path="${test.unit.runtime.cp}"/>
<pathelement path="${cp.extra}"/>
<pathelement location="${cluster}/${module.jar}"/>
<path refid="test.unit.lib.cp"/>
<!-- for compatibility with property based classpath-->
<pathelement path="${test.unit.abbreviatedModuleRunClassPath}"/>
<pathelement path="${test.unit.run.cp.extra}"/>
<pathelement path="${test.unit.cp.extra}"/>
<pathelement path="${test.extra.nb.javac.deps}"/>
</path>
</sequential>
</target>
</project>