That last suggestion worked too! Thanks again
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web s
Try putting an empty seam.properties file in your src/main/resources/.
ps. you are right of course about the src/main/resources/ for the conf files.
Should be src/test/resources/
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It looks like the final problem I am having is due to the fact that the my test
cases are running from the test-classes directory (maven 2 convention for test
classes). What's happening is that the Seam scanner is scanning test-classes
only:
| 10:24:20,120 INFO org.jboss.seam.deployment.Sc
jtucker - your suggestion on where to place the config files for testing got
things working - thanks very much!
as to putting things in the src/main/resources - I do not plan to use the test
configuration for deployment - that's why I use the test-classes location.
Now, I am having one new prob
There's nothing too tricky to getting it running in Maven2.
Your problem sounds like you need to take the config files out of
target/test-classes/conf/ and just have them in target/test-classes/ instead.
This means that if you are using a standard Maven2 layout, they should probably
be in src/m
Ugh! disregard the @Temporal error message - I remember how I fixed it - I had
to move the @Temporal annotation to be in front of the field declaration
instead of the getters for the temporal fields. Anyways - still looking for
people to share their knowledge on getting Maven 2 to run SeamTest
In my components.xml file, I changed from the EJB component to the
Microcontainer component...
Now I am getting the following exception:
| 16:23:09,077 DEBUG org.jboss.kernel.KernelFactory.(assembleNewKernel:86) -
Starting JBoss Kernel construction...
| 16:23:09,202 DEBUG org.jboss.
