Hi!
arief wrote:
>
> Maybe Abel was right, that i need to configure the .classpath file
> correctly so that everything can be resolved perfectly by eclipse-junit.
> But i'm not sure how to do that in Candy.
>
Well, at the moment Candy just creates the AppFuse project, so there's no
special s
I'm able to run the junit test inside eclipse now.. that is using
appfuse-2.0-RC1 created using commandline. Followed the guidelines given on
how to use appfuse with eclipse.
Maybe Abel was right, that i need to configure the .classpath file correctly
so that everything can be resolved perfectly
When you use the "Maven > Update Source Folders", the
http://m2eclipse.codehaus.org/ m2eclipse plugin bundled with
http://candy4appfuse.sourceforge.net Candy tries to set the eclipse build
path exactly as the maven classpath.
You should review the eclipse Build Path for the project and make s
Yes, I could run the "mvn test". All test ran successfully.
Initially, i used Candy4Appfuse. But now, the project that created just now
is not using candy. And it still showing me that error.
After googling around, several result came out and one of it answered by Rod
( http://forum.springframewo
Thanks Matt, I have tried them.. first running the "mvn resources..." but
failed. Then I replaced the jdbc.properties with the actual values.. and
still not working.
Then, i tried to create the project using the mvn create new project from
archtype (not from candy4appfuse that i used before) and
Can you run your tests from the command line using "mvn test"? If so,
then it's probably an Eclipse issue. If you're using Candy4AppFuse, it
may be related to that as well.
Matt
On 8/8/07, arief <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Thanks Matt, I have tried them.. first running the "mvn resources..." b
If you run "mvn resources:testResources", you should be able to
refresh your project in Eclipse and run tests. The reason for this is
jdbc.properties needs to be parsed and replaced with the proper values
from your pom.xml.
If that doesn't work for you, you can make jdbc.properties your source
of
Hi,
Anybody able to run junit test in eclipse?
my environment:
- appfuse 2.0 rc1
- struts 2.0.9
- ibatis with oracle9
I'm a newbie on appfuse. Tried following the tutorial. I could build it
using "mvn test" but if i could do run test inside eclipse, that would be
great.
my eclipse stack trace i
thanks matt...that definantly got it. Here is the final syntax. I included
the WEB-INF directory and that was incorrect. Here is what my spring
subpublic class ScenarioDAOFileImplTest extends
AbstractSingleSpringContextTests
{
public ScenarioDAOFileImplTest(String testName)
{
If looks like you need a comma between your last two paths. Also, it
should be "classpath*:/applicationContext-dao.xml" for
appfuse-hibernate.
Matt
On 5/18/07, Will Berger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It appears we deriving from a spring class.
public class ScenarioDAOFileImplTest extends
Abstr
It appears we deriving from a spring class.
public class ScenarioDAOFileImplTest extends
AbstractSingleSpringContextTests
String[] retCode = {
"classpath:/WEB-INF/applicationContext.xml","classpath:/applicationContext-resources.xml"};
does this need to become
protected Stri
Are you extending one of AppFuse's TestCase classes, or are you
writing your own? If your own, what path are you using to load
applicationContext-dao.xml? It should be the same one that's used in
web.xml and the Base*TestCase classes.
Matt
On 5/18/07, Will Berger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Matt, I am not having an issue with eclipse, but rather, I am using the
sessionFactory in one of my dao it is referenced in my bean defn in muy
web-inf/applicationContext.xml. When I run the appserver(jetty) without the
unit test, apparently the appfuse-hibernate.jar that contains the
seesionfacto
If you run "mvn package" in your project and refresh it in Eclipse,
you should be able to run your JUnit tests.
Matt
On 5/17/07, Will Berger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am having the same problem, when I reference sessionFactory in my dao
definition in the applicationContext.xml the junit te
I am having the same problem, when I reference sessionFactory in my dao
definition in the applicationContext.xml the junit tests fail.
Anyone know why this is the case?
Will
wnqq wrote:
>
> Have anyone successfully executed junit tests in eclipse?
>
> My environment:
> * Appfuse v2.0M4 + st
Dear Matt,
Thanks for the guidance.
I haven't got any luck yet. Anyway, I will give it some more tries later.
mraible wrote:
>
> You may need to turn off "build automatically" in Eclipse. It's
> likely overriding your target/classes/jdbc.properties with the
> unparsed one in src/main/resource
You may need to turn off "build automatically" in Eclipse. It's
likely overriding your target/classes/jdbc.properties with the
unparsed one in src/main/resources/jdbc.properties. Another option
(which I haven't tried) is to make src/main/resources/jdbc.properties
the source and modify pom.xml to
I tried "mvn clean compile" and refresh eclipse, but still got the "circular
placeholder reference" errors.
It looks like it has nothing to do with jdbc.properties.
mraible wrote:
>
> You probably need to run "mvn compile" from the command line first -
> so jdbc.properties gets copied to the ta
You probably need to run "mvn compile" from the command line first -
so jdbc.properties gets copied to the target directory and its values
get replaced.
Matt
On 4/2/07, wnqq <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Have anyone successfully executed junit tests in eclipse?
My environment:
* Appfuse v2.0M4 +
Have anyone successfully executed junit tests in eclipse?
My environment:
* Appfuse v2.0M4 + struts + hibernate
* eclipse v3.2.1
I can successfully run PersonManagerTest, however, I am unable to finish the
tests of PersonDaoTest nor PersonActionTest.
The steps I did are: right click on PersonDao
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