I am thinking about an archetype, but I wanted to play around a little more
with using this as sort of generating IDE bindings to the existing
integration tests...perhaps an archetype would be better, I don't know.

IMO, an archetype means moving primarily to junit-triggered integration
tests, which still leaves a requirement for the surefire plugin to mask out
the integration tests on the unit-testing pass, then mask out the unit tests
on the integration-testing pass...which is pretty awkward. I think if we
added a general-purpose test-compile mojo to the compiler plugin - where the
test source directory was configurable - then made sure the surefire plugin
could handle test-class directory configuration, we could make this a little
more elegant.

For me, it's still simpler to run the tests I have in the assembly plugin
and understand where they fail than it is to run the tests in the eclipse
plugin and have any inkling into why they're failing...plus, the POM
configuration is still simpler.

-john

On 12/6/06, Jason van Zyl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


On 6 Dec 06, at 1:05 AM 6 Dec 06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Author: jdcasey
> Date: Tue Dec  5 22:05:43 2006
> New Revision: 482918
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> URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?view=rev&rev=482918
> Log:
> Working on a generator for junit wrappers for integration-test builds.
>
> Added:
>     maven/sandbox/plugins/maven-plug-it-plugin/src/main/java/org/
> apache/maven/plugin/plugit/GenerateJUnitWrapperMojo.java   (with
> props)

Generating code, have you thought about using an Archtype?

Jason.


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