first pass will be .net client only: 'does wsdl.exe return an error on import' against wsdl we have to hand.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Tom Jordahl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 14:29 Subject: RE: .net testing > > Steve, > > If you set up something that can do client/server testing that would be great. > I have .NET on my machine, and I would run any and all tests in a suite > if we had a set of services to deploy on .NET. > > I think this would be great - just like the httpunit tests, which > we should run on 1.0 before we ship it. > > -- > Tom Jordahl > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Steve Loughran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 4:50 AM > To: axis-dev > Subject: .net testing > > > Just saw the comments on .NET testing on the IRC chat...I'm in the UK and > only get net access when sitting in the 802.11 footprint of friends' houses. > > Ant 1.5 has a <wsdltodotnet> equivalent of <wsdl2java>; takes a wsdl file > and generates a C# or VB equivalent, with dependendency checking. It needs > wsdl.exe on the path; ant's own build script uses <available> to look for it > before running the appropriate unit test. > > Assuming wsdl.exe returns an error code if it cant convert a wsdl, it would > be easy to add new tests (under test/dotnet) to take the WSDL generated by > various things and generate C# code; this would verify that wsdl.exe could > handle it. > > > To actually test interop takes more work; someone needs to write the client > side code to make sensible calls. That could be a secondary exercise. > > None of the gump systems have wsdl.exe on their path, so the Gump wouldnt > test this stuff. I have a box with .NET 1.0, and another with .NET 1.1 > (VS.net "everett") to hand. I dunno if I can file bugreps on the axis > account related to behaviour with an NDA covered beta release -I can of > course file them on the MS web site. > > I'll see what I can knock up with wsdl importing tests in the next week or > two. > > -steve > > > >
