:-) you make maven work too hard ;-)
How about create a brand new project with your performance test code in your
src/main (not src/test). Then fire up the bean. Or you can even
fireup test:single goal.
the problem you see is your goal does not see test classes in your classpath.
Good luck.
-Dan
On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 15:54:54 -0700, Chad Woolley
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was unable to get core:useBean and core:invoke to invoke a class that
> lives in my project's test dir. I kept getting class not found
> exceptions. Anyone know how to do this? Here's my painful, ugly
> workaround using ant:exec:
>
> <goal name="testperformance:captioningresponse">
> <j:set var="maven.test.skip" value="true"/>
> <attainGoal name="test:compile"/>
> <property name="maven.dependency.classpath"
> refid="maven.dependency.classpath"/>
>
> <property name="fullclasspath"
> value="${maven.build.dest}${path.separator}${maven.test.dest}${path.separator}${maven.dependency.classpath}"/>
> <!--
> <echo>!!!! fullclasspath=${fullclasspath}</echo>
> -->
>
> <!-- NOTE: this assumes you already have the war deployed and
> running at the proper place -->
> <!-- Couldn't get useBean/invoke to work, never could find class
> <j:useBean var="testPerformanceCaptioningResponse"
>
> class="com.vms.ccgateway.test.performance.TestPerformanceCaptioningResponse"
>
> />
> <j:invoke method="performTest"
> on="${testPerformanceCaptioningResponse}"/>
> -->
> <ant:exec executable="java.exe">
> <arg line="-cp '${fullclasspath}'
> com.vms.ccgateway.test.performance.TestPerformanceCaptioningResponse"/>
> </ant:exec>
> </goal>
>
> Thanks,
> Chad
>
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