In the lines 117-123 of test/test-project/maven.xml, the classes which are
tested are defined. Maybe you can exclude the manager test class, depending
on whether the useManagers property is set to true or not.
Not sure whether this works, but it is certainly worth trying. If it works,
one could use this also for the beans test.
ThomasF (too many Thomasses around, as always :-) )
Thomas Vandahl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 28.12.2005 19:10:59:
> Thomas Fischer wrote:
> > If you only have one test profile (perhaps with small variations) to
test
> > against, you can create an extra subdirectory in the profiles directory
> > (like henning has), put your personal profile there and commit this.
>
> Problem is, I need useManagers to be set in project.properties or the
> test will not pass, not even compile. The test will also fail if there
> is no "torque.manager.useCache = true" in Torque.properties (after all,
> this is what the test is about). That means if I commit DataTest as I
> have it now, it will neither compile nor run with another profile.
>
> Can I exclude special tests from running, using some maven magic, for
> example?
>
> Bye, Thomas.
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