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Posted to users@maven.apache.org by Tournié Jean-Michel <je...@dlconsultant.fr> on 2005/06/15 11:11:38 UTC

[m2] JUnit test using files, with multiple modules

Hello all,

 

I have a problem using m2, when I execute a JUnit test who loads a
configuration file, in a multiple modules project.

 

My project structure is :

 

my-app

  +- pom.xml

  +- my-module1

     +- pom.xml

     +- src

     +- config-test

         +- my-file.txt -----> This file is load by test classes, by name
“config-test/my-file.txt”

 

 

When I run the command “m2 test” from “my-module1” directory, tests are OK.

When I run the command “m2 test” from “my-app” directory, tests FAILED
because test classes don’t found “config-test/my-file.txt”. The base dir is
“my-app”, not “my-app/my-module1”.

 

How can I solve my problem?

 

 

Thanks,

Jean-Michel

RE: [m2] JUnit test using files, with multiple modules

Posted by Tournié Jean-Michel <je...@dlconsultant.fr>.
The solution 2 using basedir system property works fine whith m2.

Thank you Nicolas.

J-Michel

-----Message d'origine-----
De : Nicolas Chalumeau [mailto:nicolas.chalumeau@gmail.com] 
Envoyé : mercredi 15 juin 2005 11:47
À : Maven Users List
Objet : Re: [m2] JUnit test using files, with multiple modules

2 solutions I think :
1/ use the resources in the pom to locate your file in the test classpath
2/ use the basedir system properties to find the test file. I did not
use this solution but using maven 1 with multiproject I needed to add
${basedir}/myResources to don't have the same problem that's probably
the same thing in m2

Nicolas

2005/6/15, Tournié Jean-Michel <je...@dlconsultant.fr>:
> Hello all,
> 
> I have a problem using m2, when I execute a JUnit test who loads a
> configuration file, in a multiple modules project.
> 
> My project structure is :
> 
> my-app
> 
>   +- pom.xml
> 
>   +- my-module1
> 
>      +- pom.xml
> 
>      +- src
> 
>      +- config-test
> 
>          +- my-file.txt -----> This file is load by test classes, by name
> "config-test/my-file.txt"
> 
> When I run the command "m2 test" from "my-module1" directory, tests are
OK.
> 
> When I run the command "m2 test" from "my-app" directory, tests FAILED
> because test classes don't found "config-test/my-file.txt". The base dir
is
> "my-app", not "my-app/my-module1".
> 
> How can I solve my problem?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Jean-Michel
> 
>

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Re: [m2] JUnit test using files, with multiple modules

Posted by Nicolas Chalumeau <ni...@gmail.com>.
2 solutions I think :
1/ use the resources in the pom to locate your file in the test classpath
2/ use the basedir system properties to find the test file. I did not
use this solution but using maven 1 with multiproject I needed to add
${basedir}/myResources to don't have the same problem that's probably
the same thing in m2

Nicolas

2005/6/15, Tournié Jean-Michel <je...@dlconsultant.fr>:
> Hello all,
> 
> I have a problem using m2, when I execute a JUnit test who loads a
> configuration file, in a multiple modules project.
> 
> My project structure is :
> 
> my-app
> 
>   +- pom.xml
> 
>   +- my-module1
> 
>      +- pom.xml
> 
>      +- src
> 
>      +- config-test
> 
>          +- my-file.txt -----> This file is load by test classes, by name
> "config-test/my-file.txt"
> 
> When I run the command "m2 test" from "my-module1" directory, tests are OK.
> 
> When I run the command "m2 test" from "my-app" directory, tests FAILED
> because test classes don't found "config-test/my-file.txt". The base dir is
> "my-app", not "my-app/my-module1".
> 
> How can I solve my problem?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Jean-Michel
> 
>

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