[eclipse] target/classes used by some Eclipse components instead of real output
folder
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Key: LABS-411
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LABS-411
Project: Labs
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Magma
Reporter: Simone Gianni
When working with Maven and Eclipse, the target/classes folder can cause some
problems, cause having both Eclipse and Maven using it inconsistencies can
happen.
This is expecially true for Magma, cause some .class files generated by the
Magma mojo are not ready to run, but must be fed to the AspectJ LTW system or
to magma:war for complete weaving (this is due to -XterminateAfterCompile).
So, the Eclipse Magma plugin uses target-eclipse instead of target inside
Eclipse, so that the two builders does not interfere, and Eclipse creates
complete classes instead of partial ones to use for it's internal tools (like
running junits inside eclipse).
Unfortunately however, Eclipse keeps on using target/classes to run junit
tests, even if that string does not appear inside .project nor anywhere else in
the project or workspace, so I don't know exactly where it is getting that
path. Since it is not a standard path, I think M2E has something to do with it,
probably it modifies the Eclipse project to return that folder in a way that
it's not possible to modify it further.
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