As2ant 2.1 has just been released. Many bugs have been fixed, especially in the unit test task, and a new task has been added: Swfsli. The swfsli task can be used to inject script limit tags into SWFs to alter the maximum recursion depth and/or the script timeout.
Full list of changes:
[+] samples/swfsli
Added sample showing usage of swfsli task.
[+] org.as2lib.ant.Swfsli
Added task for the SWF ScriptLimits Injector (http://buraks.com/swfsli).
[!] org.as2lib.ant.Mtasc
Enabled usage of “no” for “trace” argument.
[!] org.as2lib.ant.Swfmill
Removed watchdog for execution of swfmill. Watchdog aborted execution if it took too long which caused troubles with big symbols (clips, fonts, includes).
[+] samples/swfmill, samples/swf
Added samples showing usage of swfmill xml in-line.
[+] samples/asunit
Added sample showing how to use AsUnit with the unit test task.
[!] org.as2lib.test.unit.XmlSocketTestListener
Improved output: highlight only errors.
[!] org.as2lib.test.unit.XmlSocketResultPrinter
Fixed bug with wrong value in attribute “hasErrors” of element “finish”.
[+] org.as2lib.ant.UnitTest
Added proper handling of exceptions and failed tests.
4 Responses to “As2ant 2.1”
Many Thanks Simon, the trace=”no” fix bug was very necesary for me in order to start using 2.x version in my current projects.
Hi Carlos,
I’m glad that you can finally use the latest As2ant version. If you find any more bugs or inconsistencies (that I didn’t meant to introduce), please report them.
Cheers,
Simon
Just tried out the Ant UnitTest and the output to the Eclipse console is really nice. A minor thing is that the sample for as2lib unit tests, MyTest.as, was using asunit.framework.TestCase, but I think you mean to use org.as2lib.test.unit.TestCase for the sample.
Hi Anthony,
thanks for the report, I fixed it. I wonder how this bug got in. I actually created the As2lib Unit Test sample before the AsUnit sample; and tested both samples. They worked, at least at the time when I tested them. Life can be quite strange sometimes.
Greetings,
Simon