Hi all,
I've an appfuse based application...it happened that in advanced testing
stage, they proposed a change of requirements such that I've been forced to
touch the User class from appfuse in order to manage a ManyToOne association
with a class, Group, I developed.
in User class I realized the
Hi,
I've solved this issue introducing provided in the spring-test dependency
scope.
Now I'm able to compile and test.
Do you think that a solution like this is suitable and acceptable?
Thanks and cheers
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Hi Matt,
thanks for answering me so shortly.
The fact is, actually I forgot to mention, that I tried compilation on 2
machines, both linux and windows, and I got the same result.
I checked the repo, all seems ok.
I built an AppFuse 2.1.0.M1 project from scratch: building succeded.
All the build a
Hi,
maybe I've got itmy copy the dependency spring-test 2.5.6 depends in
turn on junit 3.8 (!!!), so there's a conflict at some level. How it may be,
I don't know.
I'll try something in this direction, then I'll let you know.
Thank you very much.
Cheers
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Hi,
I'm migrating (by hand %-| ) from 2.0.2 to 2.1.0.M1.
It seems all ok now...BUT when I issue
mvn clean compile
I'm getting
[ERROR] The import org.springframework.test cannot be resolved
[ERROR] The import org.springframework.test cannot be resolved
[ERROR] ContextConfiguration cannot be
Hi,
I've an appFuse-based project in production. Now I would upgrade to Appfuse
2.1.0-M1, especially in order to take advantage from its full JPA support.
What's the painless and quickest way to migrate, any clues?
I tried to set oss maven repo but version 2.1.0-M1 is not present there...
TIA
