Re: [appfuse-user] 2.0-M4 - jmock.jar and junit.jar not in local project

2007-05-08 Thread oschroeder
Woah! I figured it out. My problem was in the integration of Maven and Eclipse. The local maven repository on Windows is in my home folder: C:\Documents and Settings\[username]\.m2\repository All is well now! Thank you, Olaf oschroeder wrote: > > Yes - I am using Eclipse (3.2.2). H

Re: [appfuse-user] 2.0-M4 - jmock.jar and junit.jar not in local project

2007-05-07 Thread oschroeder
filesystem. Are you using an IDE. It should be downloaded if it's > specified in pom.xml. > > Matt > > On 5/7/07, oschroeder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> Matt, >> >> I am using the basic archetype. But I tried both and just for fun set up >

Re: [appfuse-user] 2.0-M4 - jmock.jar and junit.jar not in local project

2007-05-07 Thread oschroeder
t tool and service that you are providing to the community! Olaf mraible wrote: > > Are you using a basic or modular archetype? If modular, are you > writing your tests in the core module? > > Matt > > On 5/7/07, oschroeder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> G

[appfuse-user] 2.0-M4 - jmock.jar and junit.jar not in local project

2007-05-06 Thread oschroeder
Good Evening, Following the Quickstart Guide everything works as described. The tests succeed and I am starting on the Person Object. When I am getting to the PersonManagerImplTest I need jmock in my classpath to resolve the dependencies. That fails - and further I can not find the jmock.jar with