framework, but I'm still finding the startup time to be a
pain. What would need to be done to run the tests against an already
running instance?
Many thanks,
Chris
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Many thanks,
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Thanks Scott - I will take a look on Monday when back in the office.
Scott Gray wrote:
You could try manually initializing and starting the TestRunContainer, but
obviously changes to java files will only take effect after you recompile.
Let me know how it goes, there is potential that we
Hi Forum,
I'm running tests using:
ant run-single-test-suite ...
The environment to run the tests take ages to startup. It makes writing
and running tests painful!
Is there anyway to reduce this time?
Many thanks,
Chris
Does anyone have a view on this? Maybe I just need a faster laptop?
snowch wrote:
Hi Forum,
I'm running tests using:
ant run-single-test-suite ...
The environment to run the tests take ages to startup. It makes
writing and running tests painful!
Is there anyway to reduce this time?
Running a single test suite typically takes me about a minute or two,
so unless that's what you mean by ages then yes, you need a faster
laptop :-)
Regards
Scott
HotWax Media
http://www.hotwaxmedia.com
On 15/01/2010, at 9:08 AM, snowch wrote:
Does anyone have a view on this? Maybe I
Scott,
Does you cycle follow something like this?:
Start Obiz
Do some development
Stop Ofbiz
Run Tests
Anyway, a couple of minutes seems like a long time for a test suite. If
the tests could be run against an already running ofbiz, this time could
be much reduced?
Many thanks,
Chris
I don't generally start OFBiz to do some development unless I'm
playing around with the UI, the usual process is:
Write some code
Run some tests
Start OFBiz and manually test if needed
Commit
As a percentage of my day tests would take at most maybe 5% which I
don't really consider excessive
Ah, my in-experience is showing - I normally have ofbiz running during
development to check data, etc.
Perhaps I should have two instances, one for playing with through the
UI, the other for testing.
Many thanks for the feedback!
Scott Gray wrote:
I don't generally start OFBiz to do some
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