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Unit Test java file error

kelumpang

Hi,

I'm new to workflow/activiti. I'm using activiti designer 5.9.1, eclipse indigo SR 2 64 bit, and Java 7. I tried to generate a unit test for a simple flow design but the generated java file seems error. it seems the org.junit.* and org.activiti.* can not be resolved.

What should I do?

Thanks a lot.

Kelumpang.

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rpomeroy

I have a somewhat related issue. In the generated JUnit the file path (on Windows) is not a valid Java String - it's using un-escaped "\"'s in the path. We should at least be generating paths using the system agnostic "/" path separators.

Also, using absolute paths is pretty brittle. Would be nice if it used classpath resources instead.

Regards,

Ron

kelumpang

Hi Ron,

Thanks for commenting…
I've gotten the solution. The unit test is working now.

thanks a lot

Kelumpang