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[maven] Questions on generated files

I'm having a couple of issues getting generated xdocs to have content:
- changelog.xml: contains nothing inside the changelog tags. How do I get 
Maven to generate something for this?
- junit-report.xml: contains the line 'This project does not have contain 
any unit tests.'. I've got this in my project.xml:
    <unitTestClassEntries>
      <unitTestClassEntry>
        include = **/Test*.class
      </unitTestClassEntry>
    </unitTestClassEntries> 

and this for my test source.

    <testSourceDirectories>
      <testSourceDirectory>src/test</testSourceDirectory>
    </testSourceDirectories> 

If I call maven:test it runs a load of non-Test classes.
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Re: [maven] Questions on generated files

Posted by Eric Dobbs <er...@dobbse.net>.
On Friday, March 29, 2002, at 02:10  AM, dion@multitask.com.au wrote:

>     <unitTestClassEntries>
>       <unitTestClassEntry>
>         include = **/Test*.class
>       </unitTestClassEntry>
>     </unitTestClassEntries>

Are your tests named FooTest?  The include
patter above will only match TestFoo.  In
at least some other examples I've seen the
pattern was:
   include = **/*Test*.java

Maybe that will help.
-Eric


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