Barrie, Kristian very useful replies. You guys all nailed it. I am the kind
of dog that would climb Mt Everest and won't let go of that bone if her life
depends on it. So I will hopefully have the wisdom to take your advise. With
that said, having worked with Maven for just 5 days, I wouldn't know
In this article; Enda states that it’s a known problem to get JUnit 4 and
TestNG working together in a single maven build.
http://enda.squarespace.com/testng-junit4-in-maven/
I have testng, junit 3.81 and junit 4.8.1. TestNG is stable. junit 3.81 ran
under both dependencies for junit 4.8.1. and 3
Wayne was right. As I could compile Junit 4.xx manually, I assumed Maven was
the problem.
Junit 3.xx were usually run by GUI's so it took a while to figure out how to
use it to run as a
simple cmd line app. Once I got it compiled and running it not only works if
i use version 3.8.1
but also if it
Hi Wayne:
I am not sure how many are running parallel versions of junit. As mentioned,
JUnit has two important distinct versions: JUnit 3, the traditional library
and JUnit 4, a complete redesign. I saw Maven run some JUnit 3 examples and
not JUnit 4, before it refused to compile and run any. I had
I am sure that the answer to my problem is here somewhere but I can't find
it:
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-surefire-plugin/examples/junit.html
"You can also manually force a specific provider by adding it as a
dependency to Surefire itself..
When using this technique there is no check t
The version that compiles does have a legal classname. I was trying to get a
more meaningful compile error message than "missing {" and forgot to change
the name back when i posted. It's an intriguing point none-the-less about
the usefulness of the error messages.
I ran 3 more tests. Conclusion a
]
test
I have removed all other source and test files.
The brackets force it to use this version. TestNG needs Junit 3.8.1 but I
removed both to just see if I can compile this simple test placed under
C:\Users\Gogirl\_MavenProjects\mavenHelloWorld\src\test\java\com\mycompany\app
My goal is to run different versions of Junit Framework work. Surefire
supports three different generations of JUnit: JUnit 3.8.x, JUnit 4.x
(serial provider) and JUnit 4.7
http://
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-surefire-plugin/examples/junit.html
My pom file has the following provider:
No tests were executed
echo *
mvn -Dtest=AppTestNG test
GOTO EndComment
@echo off
echo *
echo See maven-in-five-minutes
echo Using mc.bat
echo SWITCH TO MAVEN PROJECTS DIR:
echo C:\Users\GoGirl\_MavenP
I have successfully used the quickstart archetype and proceeded to build and
run
HelloWorld. As most know, it uses junit and i wish to use TestNG. I believed
that it meant that
I would simply add the needed dependency as explained here:
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-surefire-plugin/example
How do I create the simplest Maven Project that can possibly work in
Intellij?
In Intellij, I created a pom file as a Maven Module:
http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0";
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";
xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0
ht
I would like to know if i can import Maven 3 projects and run goals in the
community version of intellij or do I need to use Maven 2 for this?
I would appreciate some advise on the most recommended way to use Maven
within Intellij.
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