Mark Miller wrote:
> Setting Solr up to easily run tests through the IDE should be about as
> simple with any IDE of your choosing.
>
> I do it with eclipse. It takes a couple basic steps:
>
> 1. Add the correct libraries to your classpath - all the jars in lib and
> example/lib (for jetty jars).
>
> 2. Add the build/solr build/solrj build/test folders to your classpath.
>
> 3. Set your working directory to
> ${workspace_loc:solrtrunk}/src/test/test-files/ (In eclipse, the opening
> variable here is a path to the project base dir - for other IDE's,
> change to what makes sense).
>
>
> Now you should be good to go.
>
> (In eclipse, its best to add the jars/folders to the project classpath,
> rather than to the single test Run configuration - else you will have to
> do it for every test - instead, add it to the project build path and
> then set the working directory for each test Run configuration.)
>
> Now its easy to run tests one at a time, or to debug, or whatever. Not
> quite as simple to get going as Lucene, but once you have it up, its the
> same dev pleasure.
>
> - Mark
>
P.S. to extend to contribs, just add their jars and class folders as well.
--
- Mark
http://www.lucidimagination.com
