On Sunday 15 April 2007, peter murray-rust wrote:
> FWIW it has taken us some time to sort of (in Java) how to manage
> test files in unit tests. They cannot have absolute filenames or they
> fail on different machines. So they tend to live with the test suite
> and be accessed by relative URLs. This works fine, but it is slightly
> more difficult with files not in the test system.
>
> For Java, therefore, we need a URI server for the test files. We
> would load a Java BO test module under Java/maven so the libraries
> were managed. Then we would be able to load input and sample output
> files and compare them.
If you puth them in the classpath, then you can load them with:
String filename = "data/mdl/prev2000.sd";
logger.info("Testing: " + filename);
InputStream ins =
this.getClass().getClassLoader().getResourceAsStream(filename);
Egon
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