Thank you for response, I had not solved this issue yet.
I did not know about this "scope" attribute.
I just tested it succesfully !
THANKS A LOT !
Nico.
For info, here is my plugin.jelly :
<goal name="dao:test">
<maven:get var="maven.test.dest"
plugin="maven-test-plugin"
property="maven.test.dest"/>
<!-- copy generated test resources -->
<ant:copy toDir="${maven.test.dest}">
<fileset dir="${maven.build.src}/test" excludes="**/*.java"/>
</ant:copy>
<!-- override maven.test.compile.src.set to include generated tests -->
<ant:path id="maven.test.compile.src.set">
<j:if test="${unitTestSourcesPresent == 'true'}">
<ant:pathelement location="${pom.build.unitTestSourceDirectory}"/>
</j:if>
<ant:pathelement location="${maven.build.src}/test" />
</ant:path>
<j:set var="unitTestSourcesPresent" value="true" scope="parent"/>
<j:set var="maven.test.search.classdir" value="true" scope="parent"/>
</goal>
and maven.xml :
<preGoal name="test:test-resources">
<attainGoal name="dao:test"/>
</preGoal>
> I'm behind on my list email, so you may have already fixed this, but
> have you tried changing your j:set to:
>
> <j:set var="unitTestSourcesPresent" value="true" scope="parent"/>
>
> when used inside your plugin?
>
> Jeff
>
> On Wed, 24 Nov 2004, at 11:05:46 [GMT +0100] Nicolas De Loof wrote:
>
>
> > Hi all,
>
> > I've created a plugin that generates code for my app. It generates test
> > classes for generated classes too.
>
> > /target/src/java <- generated classes
> > /target/src/test <- generated test classes for generated classes
>
> > I've found on the web a tip to force "maven test" to run my tests :
> > (http://jroller.com/comments/dep4b/Weblog/maven_is_too_smart_for)
>
> > <preGoal name="test:compile">
> > <ant:path id="maven.test.compile.src.set">
> > <j:if test="${unitTestSourcesPresent == 'true'}">
> > <ant:pathelement location="${pom.build.unitTestSourceDirectory}"/>
> > </j:if>
> > <ant:pathelement location="${maven.build.src}/test" />
> > </ant:path>
>
> > <j:set var="unitTestSourcesPresent" value="true"/>
> > </preGoal>
>
>
> > I'd like to reduce pregoal to something like this to hide complexity :
>
> > <preGoal name="test:test">
> > <attainGoal name="myplugin:test"/>
> > </preGoal>
>
> > If I put previous code into a "myplugin:test" goal it doesn't workj any
> > more. Is they're a way to do this ? I've
tried
> > to use <maven:set> without success.
>
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