[madhockeydad]

Hi

It is possible to select New -> Web Project and then enter a name for the web project and on that wizard is a section with a check box – “Add Maven Support”. If checked this will create a standard MyEclipse web project with a pom.xml at the root level. The structure of the project will not be the Maven conventional structure but rather then MyEclipse structure with the proper changes to the pom.xml.

My question is using this approach where do the Unit Tests go (there is no directory named “tests” created) so that they will be executed automatically as would happen with the standard (conventional) maven structure?

If the tooling is going to support adding maven to a standard MyEclipse web project it seems like it should include the directories and/or mappings for the unit tests as well.

David

[support-joy]

Hey David,

Please refer https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/maven-convention-unit-tests-and-add-maven-to-web-project/#post-312433

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