Arnaud Bailly [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Paul Michael Reilly [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I use the Maven 2 quick start scaffold for this project so far. In
AppTest, I spawn the app during setup via something like:
Runtime.getRuntime().exec( java -cp the:class:path com.foo.App ).
Paul Michael Reilly [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You qualify. :-)
Wait lurking some times on this list and you will find real maven
hackers :-)
The first testing tier will be based on the classes and will be mostly
traditional unit testing, but I will observe that unit testing has
never
I am building a long lived Java application (as opposed to a short
lived filter application) that is spawned as a subprocess of some
other application (likely not a JVM). Commands and responses are
streamed via System.in and System.out, fwiw.
I use the Maven 2 quick start scaffold for this
Paul Michael Reilly [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I use the Maven 2 quick start scaffold for this project so far. In
AppTest, I spawn the app during setup via something like:
Runtime.getRuntime().exec( java -cp the:class:path com.foo.App ).
...
avoid. So, being new to the Maven2 world, I'm
