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Striped Resource Collections

Panto's striped resources allow for parallelisation of many ant tasks.

  <typedef name="stripedresources"
           classname="org.netmelody.panto.type.StripedResourceCollection"
           classpath="path/to/panto-0.0.1.jar" />

  <fileset id="test.files" dir="my/test/dir" includes="**/*Test.class" />
  <parallel>
    <junit>
      <batchtest>
        <stripedresources stripeCount="2" stripeNum="1">
          <fileset refid="test.files"/>
        </stripedresources>
      </batchtest>
    </junit>
    <junit>
      <batchtest>
        <stripedresources stripeCount="2" stripeNum="2">
          <fileset refid="test.files"/>
        </stripedresources>
      </batchtest>
    </junit>
  </parallel>

Striped JUnit Testing

Panto's parallel JUnit task makes parallelising junit tests easy.

  <taskdef name="paralleljunit"
           classname="org.netmelody.panto.task.ParallelJUnitTask"
           classpath="path/to/panto-0.0.1.jar" />

  <paralleljunit>
      <junit /> <!-- substitute your normal junit ant task here -->
  </paralleljunit>

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Attribute showoutput of JUnit Task unsupported

paralleljunit threadcount="${antThreads}"
junit printsummary="withOutAndErr" showoutput="true"
...
/junit
/paralleljunit

The paralleljunit Task doesnt support the showoutput attribute of the junit-task

Easy solution: add new attribute to RecordingJUnitTask.java:
private boolean showOutput = false;
and of course the setter:
public void setShowOutput(boolean showoutput) {
this.showOutput = showoutput;
}
and set the attribute on the new junit task:
junit.setShowOutput(showOutput);

Same Problem with 'outputtoformatters' attribute

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