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Dennis Lundberg moved MOJO-364 to MNETBEANSFREEFORM-15:
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    Component/s:     (was: netbeans)
            Key: MNETBEANSFREEFORM-15  (was: MOJO-364)
        Project: Maven 2.x Netbeans Freeform Plugin  (was: Mojo)

> Generate custom IDE actions that opearte on individual files. (Compile, run, 
> debug, test single class)
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>                 Key: MNETBEANSFREEFORM-15
>                 URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNETBEANSFREEFORM-15
>             Project: Maven 2.x Netbeans Freeform Plugin
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>         Environment: Tested on WinXp and Solaris 10 only but should run on 
> any platform.
>            Reporter: Gergely Dombi
>            Assignee: Raphaël Piéroni
>            Priority: Minor
>         Attachments: patch_060411.zip
>
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> In a normal netbeans project it is possible to compile, run, debug or test 
> single files.We can to map these IDE actions to
> Ant targets so it is also possible to generate the proper Ant build script 
> and the bindings between the Ant targets and the IDE
> actions from the POM. I attached a patch that deals with this issue: it 
> generates the custom actions to compile a set of selected files,
> to run and to debug a single file. The patch works fine for me on WinXP and 
> Solaris 10 environments.
> Some limitations however: 
> JUnit tests are missing (however the included test cases in the release 2.0 
> also failed for me)
> For the sake of simplicity the standard maven2 directory layout is assumed to 
> be used. A final solution should figure the source locations out of the POM. 
> I could not manage to run the test.single IDE action up to now. It supposed 
> to work just as the others but due to some netbeans/ant1.6/junit
> classpath mistery it does not have the class being tested on its classpath. 
> If someone has any idea on this topic I would be very glad.

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