I am very new to Maven and have come across a similar issue, but when trying
to run "mvn clean" or "mvn idea:idea".
How would I fix this same issue ("no net in java.library.path") applying
this workaround? I don't know what file you're referencing below.
Thanks,
Matt
Dan Tran wrote:
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surefire forks a new jvm by default.
"jvm" is the one you are looking for, please check out surefire-plugin docs
-D
On 6/28/06, J. Matthew Pryor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Fantastic that worked. Not sure why it is needed when I don't need it to
run from a straight command-line but ...
The on
Fantastic that worked. Not sure why it is needed when I don't need it to
run from a straight command-line but ...
The only issue I have now is that I have to include the JVM/JDK location
in the path definition. Is there are variable I can use to get the one
that maven is using?
Thanks,
Matthew
try to setup the PATH env via systemVariables configuration of surefile
${path.to.your.dll};${java.library.path}
On 6/28/06, J. Matthew Pryor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If I copy the DLL into the working directory of the unit tests (basedir)
then they work fine. It just seems to completel
If I copy the DLL into the working directory of the unit tests (basedir)
then they work fine. It just seems to completely ignore the value if
java.library.path.
I guess it is some kind of class loader issue or something? I am quite lost
Matthew
J. Matthew Pryor wrote:
I am trying to get some
