Why don't I have that problem when running the test from Eclipse though? All
the jars are on the classpath...
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So the problem is the ajax4jsf filter should not be installed in the test
environment - excluding either the richfaces or seam ui jar will achieve this.
How we best achieve this with Maven is another matter...
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war.
By the way, in case you didn't see it, I commented on your Maven blog post with
information about a Maven properties plugin.
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Not currently, its a roadmap item.
Are you using a war for deployment or an ear?
Gah, yet another limitation of maven.
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Do any of the example apps use Maven? If so, then I imagine you'd easily be
able to replicate these problems and much more easily debug them.
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How would I do the former? I have to specifically list jboss-seam-ui in my
dependency section, and there's no compile-no-test scope. So far I've found no
way to specifically exclude explicit dependencies.
For the latter, yes, but I'd prefer to be able to run tests before building
WAR's for depl
Can't you just add an exclusion to the test scope for jboss-seam-ui? Or use
profiles?
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To get my tests to work in Eclipse using the JUnit plugin, I had to add my
src/main/webapp folder to the classpath (under Run As/JUnit) and make sure
init() and begin() were called at the top of the test method (must be a better
way, especially since none of the official Seam tests do that, but
my tests still doesn't work (thru testng plugin) when i run tests run from
eclipse, of couse running tests from maven still fails .
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The answer would seem to be a no... should I create a JIRA issue to figure out
how to run tests through Maven? Especially with you now supporting the use of
Seam in Maven, more and more people are going to be encountering these problems.
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Though actually, when I'm running tests from Eclipse it works though
jboss-seam-ui.jar is on the classpath... it must be something else then/ I
copied the contents of my /src/main/webapp folder into /target/test-classes and
was able to get further (no exceptions and renderResponse in FacesReques
+1 to IGx89
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Something needs to be figured out... this is a major problem!
Pete, would it be possible to add a test-scoped JAR whose contents would
override/disable those of jboss-seam-ui.jar that are causing problems with the
tests?
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any suggestion?
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I don't think there is a way with Maven to get something onto the runtime
classpath and not the test classpath without using exclusions.
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which maven2 scope should we use for seam-ui.jar in pom.xml?
org.jboss.seam
jboss-seam-ui
${jboss-seam.version}
???
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Make sure jboss-seam-ui.jar isn't in the test classpath
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Adding /WEB-INF/web.xml to the test classpath solved the problem.
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Also getting that same error, though I'm using JUnit 4 and am running the tests
through Maven using the surefire plug-in. Strangely enough, it works fine if I
run the test straight from Eclipse (possibly because I'm calling init() and
begin() at the beginning of every test method).
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I have the same problem with Seam 2 CR2.
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