Examples with AarArtifactStub org.apache.maven.plugins.war.stub.AarArtifactStub used on opensource projects

Example 1 with AarArtifactStub

use of org.apache.maven.plugins.war.stub.AarArtifactStub in project maven-plugins by apache.

the class WarExplodedMojoTest method testExplodedWarWithAar.

/**
     * @throws Exception in case of an error.
     */
public void testExplodedWarWithAar() throws Exception {
    // setup test data
    String testId = "ExplodedWarWithAar";
    MavenProjectArtifactsStub project = new MavenProjectArtifactsStub();
    File webAppDirectory = new File(getTestDirectory(), testId);
    File webAppSource = createWebAppSource(testId);
    File classesDir = createClassesDir(testId, true);
    // Fake here since the aar artifact handler does not exist: no biggie
    ArtifactHandler artifactHandler = (ArtifactHandler) lookup(ArtifactHandler.ROLE, "jar");
    ArtifactStub aarArtifact = new AarArtifactStub(getBasedir(), artifactHandler);
    File aarFile = aarArtifact.getFile();
    assertTrue("jar not found: " + aarFile.toString(), aarFile.exists());
    // configure mojo
    project.addArtifact(aarArtifact);
    this.configureMojo(mojo, new LinkedList<String>(), classesDir, webAppSource, webAppDirectory, project);
    mojo.execute();
    // validate operation
    File expectedWebSourceFile = new File(webAppDirectory, "pansit.jsp");
    File expectedWebSource2File = new File(webAppDirectory, "org/web/app/last-exile.jsp");
    // final name form is <artifactId>-<version>.<type>
    File expectedJarArtifact = new File(webAppDirectory, "WEB-INF/services/aarartifact-0.0-Test.jar");
    assertTrue("source files not found: " + expectedWebSourceFile.toString(), expectedWebSourceFile.exists());
    assertTrue("source files not found: " + expectedWebSource2File.toString(), expectedWebSource2File.exists());
    assertTrue("jar artifact not found: " + expectedJarArtifact.toString(), expectedJarArtifact.exists());
    // house keeping
    expectedWebSourceFile.delete();
    expectedWebSource2File.delete();
    expectedJarArtifact.delete();
}