Things in src/test/resources are in the class path. So, you can open
streams to them with getClass().getResourceAsStream("name").
Or, move it to src/test/data, and then configure a system prop in surefire like:
<data>${basedir}/src/test/data</data>
and do System.getProperty("data") in your junit test.
On Wed, Feb 9, 2011 at 9:20 PM, tom rider <mlubin...@hotmail.com> wrote:
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> Environment: Maven version 2.2.1 JUnit version 3.8.1
> My JUnit test case reads the input file. I put this file into
> src/test/resources folder.
> In JUnit the following line gives me FileNotFoundException
> File f = new File("myfile");
>
> Question: how to specify in pom.xml file that my test input files are
> located inside src/test/resources folder?
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