My apologies, but I'm afraid I spoke too soon.. I was running the test
successfully from Eclipse (Right click, Run As => JUnit) after removing the
duplicated xsl file from my project. Once I ran the Maven build, the test
fails inside the build with:
java.io.FileNotFoundException: class path resour
Yes, it works now after I removed the duplicate xsl files from the
test/resources folder of my secondary project. The real culprit was me not
including the xsl files in the utlitity project build (needed to modify the
utility project pom file and include the xslt folder).
Now I can run my unit tes
Thank you for your replies, Wayne and Tobias.
Wayne, I did need to tweak the pom file of the utility project to include
the xsl directory, as I was not doing that originally. I will try modifying
the tests now to see if the xsl file will be picked up from inside of the
utlity project's jar file.
Hello. I have a utility project that contains an .xsl file that I would like
to reuse in multiple projects. The .xsl file resides in the
src/main/resources folder of the utility project.
I am writing a junit test case inside of a different project (there are
class dependencies that do not live in
