A couple of approaches. Either put the block descriptor into you test-classes directory under the path <test-classes>/BLOCK-INF/block.xml, or alternatively, create a standalone block defintion that references the test-classes directory in a fileset include.
when I include test-classes directory(build/classes), which in fact includes service classes and component descriptions, can I put block.xml in different directory in example src/conf/block.xml?
Yes. You can do this by declaring an explicit block using the property merlin.deployment. The merlin.deployment property can hold a comma seperated list of block descriptors. Each block descriptor must be standalone.
Stephen.
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