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| Re: junit and external file [message #258083 is a reply to message #258014] |
Wed, 11 June 2008 04:58  |
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Wayne Beaton a écrit :
> YOur first and best choice is to include the file in the JAR and use the
> Class.getResourceAsStream() method to get it. This, however, doesn't
> work so well if you have to write to the file. It does have the benefit
> of working anywhere, including a JAR or bundle.
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> Another option is to explicitly set the working directory in your launch
> configuration (on the Arguments tab).
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> HTH,
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> Wayne
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> On Tue, 2008-06-10 at 17:25 +0200, julien wrote:
>> hi all
>> I have to make junit test with external file in simple
>> I have to open a file , read some data , (see if there are correct) etc..;
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>> le prob is how to have the same path even if test move to another pc.
>> my best solution is put that on the jar itself but what is the reltive
>> path of the current jar??
>>
>> thanks
>>
>> a++
>
thanks,
I ll look
a++
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