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Is there a way to tell Tomcat to import a folder when starting so i can use it’s content via tomcat . in my case the folder is the src/test/java that contain test classes .
i need to run the test classes using command line
Thank you in advance
The basic thing is to use maven-failsafe-plugin to run the integration tests. In you case this means you need to have a separate maven-module (call it: mod-it) which contains the configuration for the integration tests. The best recommendation i can give is to use the cargo2-maven-plugin to start/deploy etc. Tomcat and deploy the war application within tomcat. Furthermore you should have a layout like this:
The integration tests should be named like *IT.java to get them run by the maven-failsafe-plugin
The best thing is to read this example which contains a complete example with Tomcat and cargo plugin. You can download the full example source incl. pom’s etc. here.