than the helper jar itself).
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> When you are ready to run the project, go to your root pom and do a clean
> install (this will make sure that your test jar is deployed to your local
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> rOnn c.
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> jsweeney
So, if I understand correctly, the helper classes need to be in a jar. These
classes now live in the same packages as the JUnit tests so should the jar
exclude the actual test classes?
I then presume that the "scope" tag tells Maven to only look for the new jar
if tests are being run, correct?
I'm a Maven newbie trying to incorporate JUnit tests into the build. Some of
our JUnit test classes make use of shared code in helper classes that live
in the test packages. When I run these tests from Eclipse, the helper
classes are found and compiled. However, when a cmd-line Maven build trie
