CODEWITHSUNDEEP
javaantjunit
user2436474
user2436474

Reputation: 11

Unit testing in ant project

I am currently trying to introduce unit tests to a legacy project based on ant. The problem is that the project's structure is a little unconventional: Java files mixed up with xml files in the same directory, there are multiple java source directories, the Java files depend on import jars wich are not present in the same project ...

What is a clean way to introduce unit tests to a project with this structure:

--->project
     ----->folder1
     ----->folder2
           -----file1.java
           -----file2.xml
           -----file3.prop
     ----->folder3

Upvotes: 0

Views: 295

Answers (1)

lance-java
lance-java

Reputation: 28101

I'd probably do it like:

--->project
     ----->folder1
     ----->folder1-test
     ----->folder2
           -----file1.java
           -----file2.xml
           -----file3.prop
     ----->folder2-test
           -----file1Test.java
           -----file2Test.xml
     ----->folder3
     ----->folder3-test

Or bite the bullet and refactor using maven conventions

folder1/src/main/java
folder1/src/main/resources
folder1/src/test/java
folder1/src/test/resources
etc...

Upvotes: 1

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