Re: [M2] including a test jar in test phase

2005-06-28 Thread Emmanuel Venisse 

hi,

With m2, you should add a scopetest/scope in your dependency

Emmanuel

c_inconnu3 wrote:

Hi,

I want to test some code which uses data in a jar file. So I have 
created a jar holding data to test against. In M1, I wrote something 
like that :


   preGoal name=test:test
   ja:path id=test.jar
   pathelement location=${maven.test.dest}/test.jar /
   /ja:path
   jm:addPath id=maven.dependency.classpath refid=test.jar /
   /preGoal

Is there any simple solution in M2 ???

Thanks

David DIDIER


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Re: [M2] including a test jar in test phase

2005-06-27 Thread Edwin Punzalan 

You can try adding testResources in your pom.xml like so:

testResources
 testResource #class_Resource
   directory./path/test.jar/directory
 /testResource
/testResources

where the directory element can be an absolute path or a relative path 
to your pom.xml




c_inconnu3 wrote:


Hi,

I want to test some code which uses data in a jar file. So I have 
created a jar holding data to test against. In M1, I wrote something 
like that :


   preGoal name=test:test
   ja:path id=test.jar
   pathelement location=${maven.test.dest}/test.jar /
   /ja:path
   jm:addPath id=maven.dependency.classpath refid=test.jar /
   /preGoal

Is there any simple solution in M2 ???

Thanks

David DIDIER


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Re: [M2] including a test jar in test phase

2005-06-27 Thread Kenney Westerhof 
On Tue, 28 Jun 2005, Edwin Punzalan wrote:

As an addendum: if you use the ClassLoader to get the resources, you
only need the resources in the classpath, not necessarily in a jar. The
resources specified in testResources are copied to target/test-classes
which is on the classpath during testing. So if you use the preferred
way to access resources it should already work.

 You can try adding testResources in your pom.xml like so:

 testResources
   testResource #class_Resource
 directory./path/test.jar/directory
   /testResource
 /testResources

 where the directory element can be an absolute path or a relative path
 to your pom.xml



 c_inconnu3 wrote:

  Hi,
 
  I want to test some code which uses data in a jar file. So I have
  created a jar holding data to test against. In M1, I wrote something
  like that :
 
 preGoal name=test:test
 ja:path id=test.jar
 pathelement location=${maven.test.dest}/test.jar /
 /ja:path
 jm:addPath id=maven.dependency.classpath refid=test.jar /
 /preGoal
 
  Is there any simple solution in M2 ???
 
  Thanks
 
  David DIDIER
 
 
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