The Project Importer currently generates two .csproj files when run against the dotnet-simple archetype: one for the code and one for the tests.
>From discussion on [1] and working with some simple projects, it seems to me that there should be a 1:1 relationship between pom.xml and .csproj files. (Slightly adjusted for the .sln file, which either gets a 'parent' pom of its own or else there is a pom.xml for a combined .sln and .csproj file.) However, I'm not familiar enough with the .sln and .csproj file formats to understand whether it is possible to tell Visual Studio not to package the tests along with the source code, if there is only one .csproj file. I assume there was some reason the author decided to create two different files? And how would you build the tests in Visual Studio (not using NMaven)? If that is possible, then I think layouts (1) and (3) on the wiki page are actually the same. [1] http://docs.codehaus.org/display/MAVENUSER/NMaven+Project+Directory+Structure Thanks, Wendy
