In Eclipse you can specify an output folder for a directory instead of using the
default output folder. To do this setup your source directories in project for
/src/java and /src/test assuming you have a java and a test
directory under src. Go to project's properties and select "java build path"
Tim Reilly wrote:
[Amato Massimiliano wrote:]
I thought about it and I realized that the class dir in eclipse
should be different than target/classes since in this way also
test class are put in that directory that under maven should not
contain them
I normally keep the /bin or some other buil
> [Amato Massimiliano wrote:]
> I thought about it and I realized that the class dir in eclipse
> should be different than target/classes since in this way also
> test class are put in that directory that under maven should not
> contain them
I normally keep the /bin or some other build directory
Add test/conf to the class path and use Class.getResourceAsStream to read
them.
-Original Message-
From: Amato Massimiliano (TLAB)
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2004 6:54 AM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Problem between Maven and Eclipse
Hello,
I am starting to
Hello,
I am starting to integrating all my tests into my environment, but i've found a
problem.
My tests needs to read some settings from configuration files while others reads data
from XML. I have all those files under test/conf dir so when I launch "maven test"
those are moved into target/t
