Refer to http://www.blogjava.net/sitinspring/archive/2007/06/20/125224.html and run the JUnit classes with Maven. But the run MVN test, but reported that no test class found, namely: There are no tests to run.
When you're depressed, check out the MAVEN reference and find out that it was the default behavior of the Surefire plug-in. MAVEN performs tests using the Surefire plug-in, which finds the matching test class by the class name in the specified format, and the default containing test class:
**/*test.java
**/test*.java
**/*testcase.java
Default excluded Test classes:
**/abstract*test.java **/abstract*testcase.java
So by default, such as "Add_exist_department.java" or "Add_exist_departmenttests.java" This JUnit class is not discovered and executed by MAVEN and can be modified as follows to include the "**/*tests.java" test class for the purpose of Surefire: <build> <plugins > <plugin> <groupid>org.apache.maven.plugins</ groupid> <artifactId>maven-surefire-plugin</artifactId> <configuration> <includes> & nbsp;<include>**/*tests.java</include> </includes> & nbsp <excludes> <exclude>**/abstract*.java</exclude > </excludes> </configuration> & nbsp;</plugin> </plugins> </build>
Run the specified test class: >MVN Test-dtest=[classname]
Run the method specified in the test class: (this requires maven-surefire-plugin:2.7.3 above version to support) >MVN Test-dtest=[classname]#[methodname] [methodname] to be shipped The method name of the row, support * wildcard character, example: 1 >mvn test-dtest=myclasstest#test1 2) >mvn test-dtest=myclasstest#*test*
