* Michal Maczka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2003-10-30 09:27]:
> I am also for
>
> src/main/java
> and
> src/test/java
>
> Imagine we will have test code written in python or ... groovy
>
> it seems to be more natural: to have (subjective opinion)
> src/test
> java
> jython
> groovy
To test Java I use a framework that is a mixture of xml and java, so
my test directories currently look like:
src/test/junit
xfixture
Thus, I concur.
> Note that it is also questionable what for we need : src/main/resources
> I rather use structure:
> src/main/java
> schema (db schema)
> conf
> antlr
> castor
> javacc
> webapp
>
> in place of:
>
> src/main/java
> /resources
> db-schema
> conf
> /webapp
In your example above where does the acutal Java source go?
I'm still trying to sort out where to put my junit resources, since
I am still learning about Maven. (Quite a few failed tests right
now.) I'm used to just keeping them next mixed in with the Java
source for they classes that will getResource() them.
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Alain Javier Guarnieri del Gesu - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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