Re: Test Plugin : maven.junit.sysproperties
In case noone has answered, pass the env var in via the command prompt
(-Dvar=$ENV_VAR), or do it using an ant environment task.
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"Bateman, Patrick eMEDIA" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on
29/08/2003 08:05:23 PM:
> I'm trying the set two properties for my JUnit tests using
> 'maven.junit.sysproperties'
>
> maven.junit.sysproperties=mtconfig_env mtconfig_dir
> mtconfig_env=${mtconfig_env}
> mtconfig_dir=${basedir}/../mt_config/
>
> This cause a stack overflow because mt_config is self referencing.
>
> What I really want to achieve is to initialise mtconfig_env with an
> environment varaible from the OS.
>
> How do Maven property files load environment variables from the OS?
>
> Thanks
>
> Pat
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Re: Test Plugin : maven.junit.sysproperties
Something like this should work:
assuming mtconfig_env is what it's called in the OS. If not, change
the value after 'env.' accordingly.
On Fri, 29 Aug 2003, at 11:05:23 [GMT +0100] Bateman, Patrick eMEDIA
wrote:
> I'm trying the set two properties for my JUnit tests using
> 'maven.junit.sysproperties'
> maven.junit.sysproperties=mtconfig_env mtconfig_dir
> mtconfig_env=${mtconfig_env}
> mtconfig_dir=${basedir}/../mt_config/
> This cause a stack overflow because mt_config is self referencing.
> What I really want to achieve is to initialise mtconfig_env with an
> environment varaible from the OS.
> How do Maven property files load environment variables from the OS?
> Thanks
> Pat
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Re: Test Plugin : maven.junit.sysproperties
On Fri, 2003-08-29 at 12:05, Bateman, Patrick eMEDIA wrote:
> mtconfig_env=${mtconfig_env}
> mtconfig_dir=${basedir}/../mt_config/
>
> This cause a stack overflow because mt_config is self referencing.
self referencing properties do not work yet. A enhancement request is
already file as MAVEN-693 in JIRA. You may vote for it - maybe it gets
programmed for the next release
http://jira.codehaus.org/secure/ViewIssue.jspa?key=MAVEN-693
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Test Plugin : maven.junit.sysproperties
I'm trying the set two properties for my JUnit tests using
'maven.junit.sysproperties'
maven.junit.sysproperties=mtconfig_env mtconfig_dir
mtconfig_env=${mtconfig_env}
mtconfig_dir=${basedir}/../mt_config/
This cause a stack overflow because mt_config is self referencing.
What I really want to achieve is to initialise mtconfig_env with an
environment varaible from the OS.
How do Maven property files load environment variables from the OS?
Thanks
Pat
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