Would you be able to have a subproject under each project and the subproject would
hold the mocks and generate a jar. Then each parent could be using the reactor to
build the mock subproject?
"Ben Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> We are in the process of moving to a Maven development architecture; where each
>component has it's own maven project. So far everything has been going well, and I
>have been developing a maven plug-in to allow integration with our companies specific
>requirements (obfuscation, together audits, etc...) which all developers would then
>use. However I have the following problem with unit-testing and the use of
>MockObjects...
>
> The Problem
>
> A component would have two delivered Jar's, one containing the real implementation
>and the other containing the Mock implementation (to allow users of that component to
>create unit tests using the MockObjects within). This means that there would be two
>set's of dependencies, one for testing goals and the others for all other goals. I
>have been trying to figure out ways of implementing this with Maven,
>
> The Solution
>
> I have been thinking that the dependency list in the POM would have to include both
>versions of the jar and that pre and post goals could be created for the test:*
>goals. The pre Goal would remove all the Mock*.jar from the
>maven.dependency.classpath and the post goal will add them back in.
>
> So my questions are.
>
> Has anyone else come across this problem, or is there a standard way of doing what I
>am requesting? (i don't want to re-invent the wheel!)
>
> I have been looking at how to remove and add paths to the maven.dependency.classpath
>and I have seen the
> <maven:addpath > task... is there a corresponding maven:removetask ... or is there
>any documentation on the maven tag library?
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