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How to set up JUnit on Mac OS X?
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Abder-Rahman Ali
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How can I set up JUnit on MAC OS X. When I followed the instructions that I found, I always get:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/junit/runner/JUnitCore
How can I do that step by step?
Thanks.
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Ernest Friedman-Hill
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You don't have to do anything at all to set it up; you just have to include the jar file on the classpath whenever you compile or run your tests. Exactly how to do this depends on how you're working: at the command line, with Ant, in Eclipse, in XCode, in NetBeans... there are many possibilities!
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Abder-Rahman Ali
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Ernest Friedman-Hill wrote:You don't have to do anything at all to set it up; you just have to include the jar file on the classpath whenever you compile or run your tests. Exactly how to do this depends on how you're working: at the command line, with Ant, in Eclipse, in XCode, in NetBeans... there are many possibilities!
How can I do it on the command line?
Can you please provide me with instructions since I'm new to MAC OS X?
Thanks.
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Vince Stone
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Abder-Rahman Ali wrote:
Ernest Friedman-Hill wrote:You don't have to do anything at all to set it up; you just have to include the jar file on the classpath whenever you compile or run your tests. Exactly how to do this depends on how you're working: at the command line, with Ant, in Eclipse, in XCode, in NetBeans... there are many possibilities!
How can I do it on the command line?
Can you please provide me with instructions since I'm new to MAC OS X?
Thanks.
Did you ever figure out how to do it on the command line/terminal? I am trying to figure this out. Thanks!
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Bear Bibeault
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Any tutorial on compiling from the command line will cover this.
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Jeanne Boyarsky
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Running from the command line requires one extra piece of ingo - the name of tne runner to use. See the Junit faq
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Nikhil Das Nomula
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I think its been ages since this has been posted. Anyways the issue might be that you need to check your classpath. I think you are using a command like
Instead if you can explicitly specify the classpath as shown below then it solves the NoClassDefFoundError exception.
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