Hello Marc,
I use a property file to provide a property to a test.
(Thank you Vincent for the idea)
Look at this:
public void setUp() throws Exception
{
rb = PropertyResourceBundle.getBundle("bundle");
}
...
String host = rb.getString("property");
....
The bundle.properties file is deployed under WEB-INF/classes
If you really need you can use Ant to change this property file as you
want.
Good luck.
Andrei Somov.
BM> Hi,
BM> I have a Cactus test that should be used against several configurations.
BM> To fix ideas, this test accesses a database and I would like to use this
BM> same test when my database is SQLServer or Oracle.
BM> In my application, the database to use is defined by a configuration file.
BM> An easy to use method would be to give the file name as a command line
BM> argument of the test runner, and call the same test with different parameter
BM> in my Makefile/Ant but :
BM> - this should be given both to the test runner and of the web server
BM> - I already pass an argument (my server root path) as a System property
BM> (using -DrootPath=...), and I expect other tests to need such "runtime"
BM> argument.
BM> - It would be simpler to have such parameter defined in the Makefile/Ant,
BM> rather than hard-coded in the test.
BM> Does anybody have a method to provide such "runtime" argument to a test ?
BM> (note that this is already a JUnit problem, but with Cactus, as we have
BM> several JVM, the problem is worse)
BM> Thanks,
BM> Marc
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