Maven, Unit tests, and NetBeans 6.7

[Nephthys76]

I just upgraded to NetBeans 6.7. I am running it on Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackelope).

When I am viewing a JUnit class, I used to be able to run just that file (shift-F6) -- but I cannot do so any longer. The option is also greyed out on the menu. Why is this? I can still run the test by going to the class I am testing and running "test" (ctrl-F6), but I like to have both options available so I don't have to unnecessarily switch between files.

That is just annoying... but more troublesome is that my tests always fail because the context is unaware of some environment variables that my test Spring context file refers to. I have tried several different ways to get those variables into my global options for running tests, but to no avail. The only way I got it to work was to add the properties to the test target in each individual project. This is far too cumbersome for me as I have over 30 projects and new ones are added on a regular basis. Additionally, doing this adds config files to my directory, and I have to mark each one to be ignored by SVN.

I don't remember how I declared these variables to 6.5, but I know I didn't do it on an individual project basis. (I had to re-install Ubuntu, so I don't have reference)

Any help on either or both of my unit test issues would be awesome!

Thanks,
Tonya

[mkleint]

Nephthys76 wrote:

[Masteraco]

Hi,

Don´t know if this post still alive but my simple solution was to rename the
C:\Archivos de programa\glassfish-3.0.1\glassfish\modules\ant.jar to ant_any.jar
Then the junit test works fine.

I am usin Netbeans 6.9.1

Hope this help someone out there