Hi, I asked this question last week, but received no response. So here it is again slightly rephrased. The <integrationUnitTestSourceDirectory> and <integrationUnitTest> elements are described in the project schema. They are defined exactly the same as the <unitTestXXX> elements and, in fact, several of the project.xml's within Maven itself contain them. However, they are not used anywhere and only <integrationUnitTestSourceDirectory> is actually implemented as a property in Build.java, <integrationUnitTest> is not.
Are the <integrationUnitTestXXX> elements deprecated or are they in process of being implemented for a future Maven version? We would like to take advantage of these elements to segregate our tests (via different includes/excludes) into 2 separate categories: routine tests and more extensive integration tests. However, we are unable to use the <integrationUnitTest> element because it is not currently implemented in Build.java. The only avenue I see is to create a separate pom in each project to define the integration tests. Any suggestions for a cleaner or better way to handle this? -------------------------------------- David Zeleznik ILOG - Changing the rules of business mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.ilog.com -------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
