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code location for junit and cobetura plugins

Hi,
   I have several projects that I currently build with maven. I want to
start using the junit and cobertura plugins however the junit code does not
live under the src folder. It is in <project>/test. 

Is there a parameter that I can set that tells maven the location to look in
for the junti code, for example, ${basedir}/tests, for both these plugins? 

I have seen the one in the cobertura plugin but I think it assumes the junit
code lives under the src folder <pattern>. 

I would perfer not to move the code or to try and use an ant task to
relocate it during the build if I can set the location with a simple
parameter. 

Thanks,
Mark

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Re: code location for junit and cobetura plugins

Posted by Mark-E <me...@hbs.edu>.
Hi Salvador,
   Thanks, I will give that a try.

Mark


Salvador Diaz wrote:
> 
> Have you tried declaring a 
> <testSourceDirectory>path/to/your/tests</testSourceDirectory> in the 
> build section of your pom ?
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Salvador
> Mark-E wrote:
>> Hi,
>>    I have several projects that I currently build with maven. I want to
>> start using the junit and cobertura plugins however the junit code does
>> not
>> live under the src folder. It is in <project>/test. 
>>
>> Is there a parameter that I can set that tells maven the location to look
>> in
>> for the junti code, for example, ${basedir}/tests, for both these
>> plugins? 
>>
>> I have seen the one in the cobertura plugin but I think it assumes the
>> junit
>> code lives under the src folder <pattern>. 
>>
>> I would perfer not to move the code or to try and use an ant task to
>> relocate it during the build if I can set the location with a simple
>> parameter. 
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Mark
>>
>>   
> 
> 
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Re: code location for junit and cobetura plugins

Posted by Salvador Diaz <sd...@m6.fr>.
Have you tried declaring a 
<testSourceDirectory>path/to/your/tests</testSourceDirectory> in the 
build section of your pom ?

Regards,

Salvador
Mark-E wrote:
> Hi,
>    I have several projects that I currently build with maven. I want to
> start using the junit and cobertura plugins however the junit code does not
> live under the src folder. It is in <project>/test. 
>
> Is there a parameter that I can set that tells maven the location to look in
> for the junti code, for example, ${basedir}/tests, for both these plugins? 
>
> I have seen the one in the cobertura plugin but I think it assumes the junit
> code lives under the src folder <pattern>. 
>
> I would perfer not to move the code or to try and use an ant task to
> relocate it during the build if I can set the location with a simple
> parameter. 
>
> Thanks,
> Mark
>
>   


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