File.pathSeparator + ".." + File.separator + "aspectj5rt" + File.separator + "bin" +
File.pathSeparator+ ".."+File.separator+"lib"+File.separator+"junit"+File.separator+"junit.jar"
+ File.pathSeparator+ ".."+File.separator+"loadtime"+File.separator+"bin"
+
+ // When the build machine executes the tests, it is using code built into jars rather than code build into
+ // bin directories. This means for the necessary types to be found we have to put these jars on the classpath:
+ + File.pathSeparator+".."+File.separator+"aj-build"+File.separator+"jars"+File.separator+"bridge.jar"
+ + File.pathSeparator+".."+File.separator+"aj-build"+File.separator+"jars"+File.separator+"util.jar"
+ + File.pathSeparator+".."+File.separator+"lib" +File.separator+"test"+File.separator+"testing-client.jar"
+ // hmmm, this next one should perhaps point to an aj-build jar...
+ + File.pathSeparator+".."+File.separator+"lib" +File.separator+"test"+File.separator+"aspectjrt.jar"
;
/**