I've seen this question asked a few places before, but the only
responses that I've seen have been either dead links or links to
reference material that doesn't actually explain the "how" of it.
I have a unit test that connects to a database using a username and
password in a system property as de
That did it. I thought that I had tried that, but without knowing which
approach to take it's difficult to spend time debugging any one
approach.
Junit code:
@BeforeClass
public static void initClass() {
dbusr = System.getProperty("dbusr");
dbpwd = System.getProperty("dbpw
I think that this has been dealt with before in the past, but only as a
shortcomming of maven. I'm trying to find whether a feature has been
added to remedy this...
I have two projects that are dependent on each other B --> A. Project A
provides some infrastructure that project B uses to implement
> As for this being a "shortcoming" of Maven, this is simply an
> inaccurate statement.
Then it's a good thing that I didn't say that.
As for missing it being posted today, I searched the archives and didn't
find it. Thanks for the pointer, I'll go and read that thread.
-- Les
-Original Me
