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niklassaers
niklassaers

Reputation: 8810

ScalaTest in Java Eclipse project

I'm fairly new with ScalaTest, and now that I've got it running with Maven, of course I'd like to have it working well in Eclipse as well. My project is a Java project, but I want to improve my Scala skills by writing the tests with ScalaTest.

I understood it so that I should right-click on my project, say "Configure" and "Add Scala Nature". Doing that, however, makes Eclipse try to compile all my Java files with scalac, giving me a lot of "Scala Problem" entries in the problem list. Of course, not having the Scala nature gives me a lot of "Java Problem" entries in my project for all of my Scala files. How can I add the Scala nature only to src/test/scala?

Cheers

Nik

Upvotes: 6

Views: 1254

Answers (1)

VonC
VonC

Reputation: 1323953

Maybe the simplest solution (in your context, i.e. classic Java project, without M2Eclipse and a Maven project) would be to have two separate projects:

  • one with only the Java Nature
  • one with the scala nature for tst.

Since you can link a directory in your second project, you don't have to move the sources of the tests(src/test/scala) from your existing file set.
You only have to exclude src/test/scala from any compilation in the first (Java only) project.

Upvotes: 2

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