In Eclipse you can specify an output folder for a directory instead of using the
default output folder. To do this setup your source directories in project for
<project>/src/java and <project>/src/test assuming you have a java and a test
directory under src. Go to project's properties and select "java build path" and then
the source tab to make these changes.
First check the check box "Allow output folders for source folders".
Assuming you have setup your default output folder (this will be on the bottom of the
source tab) to <project>/target/classes, expand the <project>/src/test by clicking on
the "+" and select the "Output folder". Edit this to change the output to go to
<project>/target/test-classes instead of the default.
You should now be able to run you junit tests since the <project>/target/test-classes
directory will be on the classpath.
I hope this helps.
Li
"Amato Massimiliano (TLAB)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I am starting to integrating all my tests into my environment, but i've found a
problem.
My tests needs to read some settings from configuration files while others reads data
from XML. I have all those files under test/conf dir so when I launch "maven test"
those are moved into target/test-classes and succesfully read by test classes.
Now the problem, I work with eclipse and i'd like to launch some tests under that IDE,
because it is faster than rerun all the tests for a project, but obviously the files
are not found.
I tought about it and I realized that the class dir in eclipse should be different
than target/classes since in this way also test class are put in that directory that
under maven should not contain them
Anyone has ever solved this problem, since I cannot imagine a solution to force
eclipse to copy conf files into the right directory or another workaround
Another problem I had with Eclipse is that since I work with CVS eclipse see the CVS
directory under the src tree and copy those files under the class directory and
sometimes doesn't compile.
I had to modify the eclipse plugin so by default it excludes CVS directories.
Thanks for any help
Max
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