Hi!
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 2:50 PM, Eugene Kuleshov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Pedro Pedruzzi wrote:
>>
>> Using Maven as build tool, I would prefer running every build phase
>> with it. For example, if I ask maven to build, pack and install some
>> project, it will pass trough the test phase.
Pedro Pedruzzi wrote:
Using Maven as build tool, I would prefer running every build phase
with it. For example, if I ask maven to build, pack and install some
project, it will pass trough the test phase. If some tests happen to
fail than I will have to rerun those externaly (from Maven) to get
mo
Hi Igor and Eugene. Thanks for your attention.
Igor Fedorenko wrote:
> No, there are currently no plans to integrate surefire plugin and JDT UI,
> but you should be able to run project unit tests directly from Eclipse UI,
> i.e. right-click, run as, junit tests.
I noticed that.
> Is there a part
Pedro Pedruzzi wrote:
Does anybody know if m2eclipse is implementing some kind of
integration between maven's surefire plugin ('test' phase) and, for
example, the junit jdt plugin?
It would be very nice if one could view junit test results in junit
plugin's gui.
As Igor already pointed out,
No, there are currently no plans to integrate surefire plugin and JDT UI,
but you should be able to run project unit tests directly from Eclipse UI,
i.e. right-click, run as, junit tests. Is there a particular reason you
need/prefer to run maven 'test' phase?
> Hi!
>
> Does anybody know if m2ecli
Hi!
Does anybody know if m2eclipse is implementing some kind of
integration between maven's surefire plugin ('test' phase) and, for
example, the junit jdt plugin?
It would be very nice if one could view junit test results in junit
plugin's gui.
Regards,
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Pedro Pedruzzi | V2COM
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