I'm trying to use JSFUnit framework, but can't understand how to allocate projects/files. How many projects/sub-projects should I have and whether it is possible to have just ONE project, as it normally happens with JUnit and similar frameworks. Would be nice to see some example.
I still can't understand whether I need to create a separate maven project for testing purposes (as this page says) or I can work in my main project...
The JSFUnit project itself has many examples (as we can see in the JBoss repository) and I suggest to get them from the subversion repository (checkout the whole
jboss-jsfunit-examples).JSFUnit tests are in-container tests and need to be packaged and deployed as a war. But you obviously don't want them to end up in the "production" WAR and putting them in a separate project is the obvious way to separate things (they will be then merged with the war under test using overlays). So, yes, create a separate project.
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