[aqbrown]

When I deploy my application to the tomcat sandbox using the supplied ui widgets, all of the unit tests classes and configurations are also deployed. How can I exclude these from deployment ?

Either src/webapp/WEB-INF/classes or target/classes can be output folders for the main classes. These I want deployed and either output works. Fine.

The tests and their configs are built to a target/test-classes. These I don’t want deployed but they get deployed anyway.

Is there an undocumented attribute for .myeclipse that would let me exclude certain output folders from deployment ?

Using 7.0.

Thanks

[support-joy]

You can’t exclude selected classes but if your dependent project consists only of the test classes that you want to exclude, you can go to Windows > Prefs > MyEclipse > Java Enterprise Project > Web Project > Deployment and choose relevant dependent java project deployment policy from the radio button options

[aqbrown]

I request the following feature:

In the web deployment builder, allow it to be customized to exclude output folders from deployment when there is more than one output folder.

I have run in to this because the standard Maven structure has unit tests in the same project. I am kind of surprised that given the Maven integration that this does not work as one might expect.

[support-eugene]

Unfortunately, this is not implemented yet. We plan to enhance Maven project deployment in the next releases.

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