You can still do this on the command line. It would look something like
this (all on one line):
maven test:single
-Dtestcase=com.yadda.SystemPropertyTest
-Dmyproperty=foo
-Dmaven.junit.sysproperties=myproperty
It's a bit trickier if there's more than one property, because the
maven.junit.sysproperties value is space-delimited:
maven test:single
-Dtestcase=com.yadda.SystemPropertyTest
-Dmyproperty=foo
-Dother=bar
"-Dmaven.junit.sysproperties=myproperty other"
It would be harder to do much different because the -D parameter is not
a Maven parameter, but a Java parameter.
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That does work, but I would cast a vote for a command-line way to pass
system properties in - it would be much cleaner from the user's point of
view.
-Jeff
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You can allow your tests to see whatever properties you want by setting
the maven.junit.sysproperties property to the space-delimited list of
property names. See
http://maven.apache.org/reference/plugins/test/properties.html for more
information.
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Sent: Thursday, June 09, 2005 3:43 PM
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Subject: Question about -D
Is the -D option only for sending system properties to Maven itself, or
can I set properties that my testcases can see when I run them via
"maven test"
?
In the Eclipse IDE, I can add "-Dmyproperty=foo" to the "VM Arguments"
and my testcase can call System.getProperty() to get the value.
I was trying to achieve the same thing with a Maven command line, like
this but the System.getProperty() and even
System.getProperties().list(System.out); show that it's not set when the
testcase runs.
maven test:single -Dtestcase=com.yadda.SystemPropertyTest
-Dmyproperty=foo
Am I using it wrong or was it even meant for this?
-Jeff
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