Justin Deoliveira wrote: > The "old" way is just to incloude the fixture in the same package as > the test. > > In the new and improved way the fixtures live in your home directory > under the ".geotools" directory. Inside that directory are properties > file for each fixture. So in your test case if you want to load a > fixture called "foo" you would see the file: > > /home/<user>/.geotools/foo.properties (on linux of course). > > To use the fixture in a test case you must extend from > org.geotools.test.OnlineTestCase and override "getFixtureId()". > However I think it might be better to not have to override this method > and just use the classname from the name of the fixture. Then the test > case writer does not really have to do anything. > > Also beware however that not modules are actually using this setup > currently so its not really tested... Which "way" is not actually used Justin? You mentioned several ideas ...
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