I want to test my api’s use RestAssured with TestNG but i got some error’s.”No tests were [TestNG] No tests found. Nothing was run”. So here is my pom.xml file and testng.xml file. Pom.xml testng.xml testNG Configuration Part of my main class Thank you for your time Answer Ok i remove the psvm and i just use public void instead
Tag: maven
How can I include shaded POM of a library/sdk in my application’s pom.xml?
I have a library/sdk in which I created a shaded pom java-sdk-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT-shaded.pom using maven shade plugin . which contains all jars and classes which are used as dependencies . Now I want to integrate this in my sample application so that I can use it as an external library. I have copied it to my applications target folder and tried
mvn compile OK, but mvn compile exec:java -D exec.mainClass=”mygroup.TestExpression” fails
I’ve refered to this post: Resource specification not allowed here for source level below 1.7 I used the solution, but didn’t solve problem. Well I’m not using eclipse but jdk 1.8 + vscode on win10, using maven to generate a new project: mvn archetype:generate add these lines in my pom.xml inside the top level <project> tag: Then I have this
Add prefix or suffix to the GET,PUT,POST,DELETE mappings in controller at method level using custom annotation – Spring REST Controller
I am trying to add a prefix or suffix in the controller at the method level on top of GET, POST, PUT, DELETE mappings. Controller class So, basically, the above request URL should be something like : http://localhost:8080/something/some/path/ Now, I just want to add some prefix or suffix whatever is feasible to the request URL which will be something like
Adding external jar dependency in JAR file
Backgorund : I am trying to add UserStorageSPI for my legacy application, so that we can use existing user credentials to log in. I have followed this tutorial, and the full source code for the sample application is available here. This application is storing plaintext passwords and compares them directly. However, my legacy database stores the passwords in an encrypted
how to set docker image name as a file name it creates while building
So i want to set the docker image name as a file it creates. the stages inside the dockerfile are: set new version for pom.xml, compile, package all using mvn. i want to set the docker image name as the artifact the build creates Example: my-app-1.0.1 Thanks! Answer So as Thorbjørn Ravn, Andersen and Max advised I changed my approach.
Maven install failed: com.jcraft.jsch.JSchException: Auth cancel
I try to deploy to my work VDS. I have bad error and don`t know how solve it. I can’t figure out what the problem is. Through the terminal, the connection via the SSH protocol is stable Answer Most likely, this error occurs due to a passphrase or a non-default name of the SSH key. Try changing the private and
Standalone Nashorn with Java 11 throws java.lang.StackOverflowError upon eval
I came across an issue with Nashorn, when evaluating a large expression, it works fine in Java 8 , but throws a java.lang.StackOverflowError in Java 11. I came across this question, and in an attempt to fix this issue, as suggested in this comment, I’m trying to use the Standalone Nashorn with Java 11, by using org.openjdk.nashorn.api.scripting.NashornScriptEngineFactory in my code
How to configure timezone in Maven so Pitest picks it up
I try to apply Pitest to an older project that relies on timezone settings. Some tests are specifically for daylight-saving issues, when certain days in a year have more or less than 24 hours in local time. I cannot change the code or the tests. These tests fail with Pitest but run fine otherwise. From what I see, JUnit/Surefire takes
Maven install fails with type=pom dependency
I’m updating a maven dependency tika-parsers from v1.14 to v2.4.0. Changing the version alone causes maven to fail to find the jar: Could not resolve dependencies for project samm:samm:war:2.0.0: Could not find artifact org.apache.tika:tika-parsers:jar:2.4.0 in central (https://repo.maven.apache.org/maven2) Since mvnrepository reports that v2 now needs to have <type>pom</type>, I added that in and while the jar error goes away, my code