| Re: [m2e-users] Java 9 and JUnit problem |
Thank you for the very fast and detailed answer! According to comments on the JDT link, work seem to be in progress. I'm eager to give it a try :)
Best regards,
Bruno.
> Message du 09/01/18 15:37
> De : "Fred Bricon" <fbricon@xxxxxxxxx>
> A : "Bruno Freudensprung" <bruno.freudensprung@xxxxxxxxx>, "Maven Integration for Eclipse users mailing list" <m2e-users@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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> Objet : Re: [m2e-users] Java 9 and JUnit problem
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>This is a known issue in JDT[1], which also requires some changes in m2e[2]. Until a fix is available, you can try this ugly workaround[3].
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>On Tue, Jan 9, 2018 at 8:51 AM, Bruno Freudensprung <bruno.freudensprung@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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Hello,
I am trying to import a very simple Java 9 Maven project with Eclipse Oxygen 2 (bundled with m2eclipse 1.8.2) and I am facing the following issue: Eclipse can’t seem to find JUnit classes. It looks like m2eclipse is only relying in the module-path to compile src/test/java.
This very simple project is exhibiting that behavior (README.md is containing code snippets and a screenshot):
https://github.com/bfreuden/java9-m2e-demo
According to these links, I have the impression that my project is correct and that Maven compiler plugin is using module-path to compile src/main and class-path to compile src/test:
https://stackjava-script.com/a/47148586/4900484
Am I doing something wrong here?
>Thank you for any advice,
Best regards,
Bruno.
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