Specifying filenames for ant junit batchtest -

i have working ant-task runs me batch of junit-tests, in following fashion:

<junit printsummary="yes" showoutput="yes" haltonfailure="no">     <formatter type="plain" />     <classpath>         <path refid="app.compile.classpath" />         <path id="classes" location="${app.classes.home}" />         <path id="test-classes" location="${app.build.home}/test-classes" />     </classpath>     <batchtest fork="no" todir="${app.tests.reports}">         <fileset dir="${app.tests.home}">             <include name="**/*test*.java" />         </fileset>     </batchtest> </junit> 

now works fine right now, except names of test-reports generated. these names overly long , follow pattern:

test-com.company.package.class.txt 

is there way specify file-naming pattern report files batchtest, preferrably ant 1.6.5?

i know single test, can specify filename using outfile attribute. in junit-task reference, it's stated that:

it generates test class name each resource ends in .java or .class.

no, it's not possible.

according source code

protected void execute(junittest arg, int thread) throws buildexception {     validatetestname(arg.getname());      junittest test = (junittest) arg.clone();     test.setthread(thread);      // set default values if not specified     //@todo should moved test class instead.     if (test.gettodir() == null) {         test.settodir(getproject().resolvefile("."));     }      if (test.getoutfile() == null) {         test.setoutfile("test-" + test.getname());     }      // execute test , return code     testresultholder result = null;     if (!test.getfork()) {         result = executeinvm(test);     } else {         executewatchdog watchdog = createwatchdog();         result = executeasforked(test, watchdog, null);         // null watchdog means no timeout, you'd better not check null     }     actontestresult(result, test, "test " + test.getname()); } 

it create out file "test-" + test.getname() if don't specify explicitly in test element. it's not possible specify in batchtest element.