JUnit does not start if path to jmockit.jar contains whitespaces

ajermakovics / eclipse-jmockit

JMockit plugin for Eclipse. Checks and auto-completes mock objects.

http://ajermakovics.github.io/eclipse-jmockit/

Eclipse Public License 1.0

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Closed GedNX closed 12 years ago

GedNX commented 12 years ago

If the option "Add -javaagent:jmockit.jar when running JUnit" is enabled and the path to jmockit.jar contains whitespaces the vm isn't able to start.

ajermakovics commented 12 years ago

Thanks. Verified

GedNX commented 12 years ago

It works as expected. Thanks for your fast fix.