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From: <rin...@me...> - 2002-04-10 15:17:50
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Hello Jeff, > -----Original Message----- > From: Jeff Martin [mailto:je...@mk...] > > I much prefer to keep tests in the same place as the java files. As an > example, I've never really looked at the mock objects test package. I > probably should but unless I know that there is a test I need > to update > I'm not going to look in there just to see if the change I make should > be tested. If the test in the the same package as the class it's much > harder for me to miss the test. I'm using Eclipse as IDE, and although I have split up the production code and test code into separate directory structures (with the *same* package name) for my projects, I see errors in my unit test code if I change the AP= I of my production code. The placement of the code is not an issue for me. Ringo |