I haven't tested it myself, but
this<http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1427048/how-can-i-add-build-path-items-to-eclipse-3-5-using-relative-paths>
seems
to deal with how to create relative paths. Another solution may be to edit
the .classpath manually.
If I don't move the external folder at the bottom, then I won't be able to
properly use Eclipse F3 / Go to definition functions - they will bring me to
the class file, not to the source, which renders navigation a bit
cumbersome.
There may be something around this too; it hasn't bothered me much (I'm on a
single-person project at the moment and can easily live with this), but if
you find something I'd be glad to know :)
Cheers,
--
Sébastien Tromp
2011/7/29 cri <chuck.irvine...@gmail.com>
> I like your workaround a little better than mine. It does result in a
> non project relative directory path in my .classpath file. We
> check .classpath files into svn and the non relative directory
> wouldn't match the directory setup of other users. I'm thinking that
> there may be a way to make this relative. Do you know how?
>
> I suppose that I'll find out soon enough, but that problems occur if
> you don't move the external classpath to the bottom of order and
> export?
>
> Thanks a lot Sebastien!
>
> Chuck
>
>
> On Jul 29, 12:14 pm, Sébastien Tromp <sebastien.tr...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
> > I have the same issue, and am using a similar workaround. The only
> > difference is that I add the external class folder to my Java build path.
> > When I run JUnit tests, I make sure the class folder is at the top of the
> > Order and Export list, and when in standard development I put it at the
> > bottom.
> >
> > This way it works for all test cases - but still not a great workaround.
> > --
> > Sébastien Tromp
> >
> > 2011/7/29 cri <chuck.irvine...@gmail.com>
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > > Can anyone help with this? (I know there is a separate mailing list
> > > for gwt-maven-plugin but I'm not sure it has a lot of subscribers.)
> >
> > > Given that you have a JUnit test case class in /src/test/java/*/
> > > FooTest.java and a tested class /src/main/java/*/Foo.java. If you
> > > attempt run your test case in FooTest.java you will get a runtime
> > > error indicating that FooTest doesn't have access to the modified
> > > Foo.class file.
> >
> > > Steps to reproduce.
> > > 1) Generate a GWT project using the gwt-maven-plugin archetype.
> > > 2) Import the project into Eclipse using new->Existing Projects into
> > > Workspace.
> > > 3) Create class Foo.java in /src/main/java/**/client.
> > > 4) Define a simple test method in Foo.java "public hello(){return
> > > "hello"}"
> > > 5) Create class FooTest.java in /src/test/java/**/client.
> > > 6) Define a test in FooTest.java:
> > > "@Test public void testFooTest() {Foo foo = new Foo();
> > > assertEquals("hello", foo.hello());}
> > > 7) Run the test case method. You will get a runtime message
> > > complaining that Foo can't be found.
> >
> > > A workaround is to:
> > > 1) open the junit run configuration.
> > > 2) select the classpath tab.
> > > 3) select user entries
> > > 4) click advanced button
> > > 5) select "Add folders" radio button
> > > 6) click ok button
> > > 7) add folder src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/classes
> >
> > > Its not a great workaround since you have to do this with every test
> > > case run configuration.
> >
> > > Another workaround is to run Project/clean on the project.
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