Otherwise, if all else fails, you can just skip the junit tests:
mvn -Dmaven.test.skip=true install
that should at least allow you to build the code if you're having issues
with the unit tests.
Pavel Sapozhnikov wrote:
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> Hey Tom thanks I actually tried that but I think it gave me no class f
Hey Tom thanks I actually tried that but I think it gave me no class found
error...I wasn't sure and at my work on XP machine I dont think I had to set
anything like this and it worked fine. Well also I have laptop at home which
has XP and I tried doing the same thing and it failed on this error to
Try:
set MAVEN_OPT=-Xmx512m
before you run the maven build. The problem is that maven doesn't have
enough heap space to run the tests. The environment variable above should
increate the maximum java heap space for maven.
Tom
Pavel Sapozhnikov wrote:
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> Hi I am trying to mvn the checked out
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