Hello everyone
I'm trying to include integration tests into my maven project.
I've accomplished the task but had to write my own plugin.
Since I don't know maven2 too well I'd like to ask you a few questions.
My plugin does the following:
1) compiles integration tests
2) starts tomcat using cargo
3) runs tests
4) stops tomcat
Junit tests are run before the 'package' phase so there is no
application to be tested yet.
Therefore if integration tests were in the same directory as the junit
tests, the test phase would fail.
That's why I use two test directories:
1) src/tests for junit tests
2) src/integration-tests for integration tests
I'd like to use maven code as much as possible therefore I'd like to
remove the 1st section (compilation of tests).
Right now the compilation of tests is done in a similiar way as in
TestCompilerMojo.java.
I wanted to extend this class but the fields: compileSourceRoots and
outputDirectory are read only.
So I would have to create a few fields with different names, and when
they are set in plugin's configuration I could set the proper ones
through reflection. It's not a good approach I agree.
It would be even more convenient if I could use the existing compiler
plugin and could simply set different paths.
The junit tests would be compiled in a standard way by setting
<testSourceDirectory> and integration tests would be compiled using
different source directory to a different output directory.
The question is, how can I do it? How can I use maven-compiler-plugin
two times with different source and destination paths? Can someone send
me a few lines of pom which does it?
Thanks in advance
Pablo
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