Installing JUnitScript |  print-friendly |
Introduction
Installing the software is simple. Only a couple of steps will be required for most people. For the most part nothing more than installing some jar files and placing them in the classpath is required.
Supported Java Virtual Machine Versions
Currently, only 1.4+ is supported. If you require earlier versions of the JVM, then please drop me an e-mail me and I'll see what I can do.
Third Party Components
This section describes the third party components to install.
| Name | Description | Jars | Versions | Required |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JUnit | JUnit testing framework | junit.jar | 3.8.1 | Yes |
| Ant | Ant runtime libraries | ant.jar, optional.jar | 1.5+ | Yes |
| Bean Scripting Framework | Provides multiple scripts | bsf.jar | 2.3 | No, if only BeanShell or Javascript wanted (Yes to build) |
| BeanShell | A Java-like scripting language | bsh-1.2b7.jar | 1.2b7 | No, if BeanShell scripting is not wanted (Yes to build) |
| Rhino | ECMA-Script (Javascript) implementation | js.jar | 1.5+ | No, if Javascript scripting is not wanted (Yes to build) |
| Jython | Java Python implementation | jython.jar | 2.1 | No, if Jython scripting is not wanted (Yes to run tests) |
| Forrest | Documentation system | The whole system | 0.4 | No, (Yes to build documentation) |
Note
Earlier versions of these components may very likely work. Please
e-mail me if you have success or
failures with other versions
Installing
Once the correct packages above have been installed, download and unzip the binary distribution of JUnitScript. Now, add junitscript.jar to your classpath. That's it, you should be ready to starting testing with scripts.
