jme2 build.xml: re-enable "run-testchooser" target

The following should make the "run-testchooser" target in jme2's build.xml work again, which is now missing the native libraries and hence not working.

Should work on win32 (tested) and linux (assumed), I don't have the slightest idea how well osx carbon and cocoa will deal with the libraries for both being on java.library.path together :confused:

Maybe somebody could test that and report if it works.

If it doesn't, it is probably safe to remove the swt libraries altogether for testchooser, but I thought maybe some time in the future somebody might want to use swt or jogl in ant targets, so I added them for reference.


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Index: build.xml
--- build.xml Base (BASE)
+++ build.xml Locally Modified (Based On LOCAL)
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@
 
    <target name="run-testchooser" depends="compile-test" description="Runs the TestChooser">
       <java classname="jmetest.TestChooser" fork="true" classpathref="classpath">
-         <jvmarg value="-Djava.library.path=${libs}" />
+         <jvmarg value=  "-Djava.library.path=${libs}/jogl/native/windows_i586;${libs}/lwjgl/native/linux;${libs}/lwjgl/native/macosx;${libs}/lwjgl/native/win32;${libs}/swt/linux;${libs}/swt/macosx-carbon;${libs}/swt/macosx-cocoa;${libs}/swt/windows"/>
       </java>
    </target>

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Does that mean nobody has anything against my patch and it can go in?
It will save NetBeans users who are following the NetBeans/jME tutorial on the wiki some headache and apart from that just feels right to have an ant target actually do what it says it does.
Either way, If anybody has any questions about this patch for me I guess that'll have to wait, I'll be on vacation the next week starting in a couple of hours.
See you after that!

Looks ok to me. What about applying it your self: see Contribution Policies.