| [tycho-user] Eclipse config.ini file lecture problem with Tycho surefire in maven |
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Hello Tycho community I'm having problems trying to test the client side of my eclipse scout project. It has basically the same test structure that in the Autotest project: https://github.com/innovad/scout.autotest.demo. I've already went through a lot of projects and documentation but don't hesitate to recommend any sources. The error I get is: WARNING org.eclipse.scout.commons.serialization.SerializationUtility.getBundleOrderPrefixes(SerializationUtility.java:127) bundle order prefixes are neither defined in config.ini nor as a system property. Using default value: org.eclipse.scout.commons.serialization.bundleOrderPrefixes=org.eclipse.scoutI believe this error means that the product in the eclipse plugin 'my.project.client.test' cannot find the line "org.eclipse.scout.commons.serialization.bundleOrderPrefixes=org.eclipse.scout,my.project.name" in its corresponding config.ini file. Nevertheless the config.ini file has this property. If I run the this product in eclipse, this works fine, but when I run the maven build, it simply doesn't read the config.ini This makes my maven build crash. The problem is that tycho surefire is generating a config.ini and I don’t know what does it contain since the target/work directory is created and destroyed in every build. I can see that when the test phase is executed the directory target/work is generated and it seems that there is a config.ini but I'm not sure if this is the config.ini file that the plugin should use. I've even tried to copy the config.ini in the test phase to the target/work directory but it didn’t work. I've changed the product configuration in eclipse to generate the config.ini with the parameters that I wanted and I had the same problem as in maven. So this means that generating is not working and since tycho doesn’t read the file I simply don't know what to do... is there any workaround? Well thanks in advance.. |