How to use a jar as test resource

2009-11-27 Thread TorstenKarusseit

I have a unit test which uses a external jar.
This jar is executed in a separate vm by the unit test.
In eclipse I've to manually build and export the jar into a defined
location.
Then the unit test with hard-coding this location starts a separate vm and
performs it's tests.
Now, how to do that with maven ?
My guesses:
1. include dependency to the generating pom of that external jar to the
project pom
2. include testResource (to testResources) to buid, but how ?
It has to download the jar from local repo into the defined location and
if not there build it and install it to the location.
Any help ?

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Re: How do I prevent maven from searching my own artifacts in public repositories ?

2009-11-20 Thread TorstenKarusseit

Hi all,

thank you very mutch.
I think Anders is right saying to use a repo manager,
wich has to filter the artifact request if it matchs a
predefined pattern of my project.

Do anyone of you have experience with such a manager ?
Nexus or Archiva ?

Torsten




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How do I prevent maven from searching my own artifacts in public repositories ?

2009-11-19 Thread TorstenKarusseit

Hi, may be a simple question:

How do I prevent maven from searching my own artifacts in public 
repositories ?

While I playing around with my pom files there are often situations
where maven uselessly disturbs externel maven repositories.
Which I want to prevent if possible.

Thank you.

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