Added Java Plugin to the Gradle build #52
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Curiously, Travis is complaining about failing tests, and I confirmed that they are failing only on there. |
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I updated the build.gradle script file with the Java plugin to reuse its build functionalities for Java projects.
The current state of the Gradle support covers all compilation tasks preserving generated directory tree as in the Ant build.
In addition, the current Gradle build is capable of running JPF tests.
A known issue is that some tests (listed in the failing-test.txt file) are currently failing due to missing jar files and/or build configuration.
To avoid having Travis failing, I'm temporarily ignoring the failing tests.
I suggest opening a separate issue to fix this known issue.