The path to the text file produced by JUnit is currently hard coded for the dummy Java project that was used during testing.
line 492 from MailSender.java
The part of the path that would cause issues is "uky.cs498.AppTest". The "uky" and "cs498" are a result of the directory structure of the dummy Java project and the "AppTest" is because the JUnit test file is named "AppTest.java".
This creation of filename needs to be re-programmed to be source code agnostic. Currently there is no known solution or plan of action to resolve this bug.
The path to the text file produced by JUnit is currently hard coded for the dummy Java project that was used during testing.
line 492 from MailSender.java
The part of the path that would cause issues is "uky.cs498.AppTest". The "uky" and "cs498" are a result of the directory structure of the dummy Java project and the "AppTest" is because the JUnit test file is named "AppTest.java".
This creation of filename needs to be re-programmed to be source code agnostic. Currently there is no known solution or plan of action to resolve this bug.