Thanks Wayne, really useful explanations. I already had googled a bit
about this but, as always, one cannot expect to find good examples or
practices out there and I have a high respect for this list opinions,
specially about "the maven way" which I see now again and again ends up
always with l
> The thing is, not even the classes in the WAR show up in the test module.
> Are WAR-type modules never supossed to be added as dependencies? I read
Try packaging a utility class file in a War, and then run it from
"java -cp blah.war YourClass." War files are not understood by the
JVM, only Jar f
Hi folks,
using 3.0.3.
I'm in the process of creating a test module for my multi-module web
project, to perform integration tests.
I have a fairly standard setup, a WAR-type module depending on several
other modules. I have some classes I want to test residing on the WAR
and some in other m
