No. I've changed it to put the test classes into that directory.
Mike
<br><br><br>>From: Dennis Geurts
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]><br>>Reply-To: Dennis Geurts
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]><br>>To: Maven Users List
<[email protected]><br>>Subject: Re: Multiproject resources
problem<br>>Date: Wed, 27 Jul 2005 13:16:56
+0200<br>><br>>Michael,<br>> you specify:<br>>
<directory>${basedir}/build/testclasses</directory><br>>
shouldn't that
be:<br>><directory>${basedir}/target/test-classes</directory><br>>
??<br>> Dennis<br>><br>> On 7/27/05, Michael Owen
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:<br>> ><br>> ><br>>
> Hi,<br>> ><br>> > I have a problem when doing jar:install
in a multiproject scenerio. In my<br>> > individual project I
have:<br>> ><br>> > <resources><br>> >
<resource><br>> >
<directory>${basedir}/build/testclasses</directory><br>> >
<includes><br>> > <include>**/*</include><br>>
> </includes><br>> > </resource><br>> >
</resources><br>> ><br>> > to include the testclasses into
the produced jar when I do jar:install.<br>> > This<br>> >
happens when doing it for the individual project, but when done as a
goal<br>> > for a multiproject goal ie:<br>> ><br>> >
<goal name="multi:build"><br>> > <j:set
var="goal" value="jar:install"/><br>> >
<attainGoal name="multiproject:goal"/><br>> >
</goal><br>> ><br>> > The testclasses don't get put into
the jar. Any help? Looked on the<br>> > multiproject plugin
documentation page and it says to use ${basedir} to<br>> > solve the
problem, but I've done that.<br>> ><br>> > Mike<br>>
><br>> ><br>> ><br>> >
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