Hi!
I've set up a testing environment for an existing Webapplication which uses Struts 1.1, with Cactus 13-1.5beta1 and StrutsTestCase 200-1.1_2.2
Hmm, this looks like a mismatch. You're using Cactus for J2EE version 1.3, but StrutsTestCase for Servlet-API version 2.2 (which corresponds to J2EE version 1.2). You should either use StrutsTestCase 200-1.1_2.3 or Cactus 12.
I add the test classes during ant build via "CactifyWar"-task, and then use runservertests and junit-tasks for running the tests.
But my problem is, that my test methods work, but do not execute the "execute()"-methods of my Action classes. It does something (JBoss tells me something about PropertyMessageResources initializing, and TilesPlugin factory and so on, but no logging msgs from my execute method...
I've already posted in StutsTestCase-forum, but it is less frequented than this mailing list, and I really have to get this going (this is a project for my last exam...)
Here's my cactify war task:
<target name="cactify war" depends="buildwar" description="Adds cactus resources to WAR" > <delete file="${build.dir}/aproda3.war" /> <copy todir="${build.dir}" file="${dist.dir}/aproda3.war" /> <delete file="${dist.dir}/aproda3.war" /> <cactifywar srcfile="${build.dir}/aproda3.war" destfile=" ${dist.dir}/aproda3.war"> <lib file="${lib.dir}/strutstest.jar" /> </cactifywar> </target>
Does the WAR contain your test case classes before the cactification? Otherwise you'll need to add them like this:
<cactifywar ...>
<classes dir="path/to/test/classes"/></cactifywar>
Here's my testing-task (conatiner.start and container.stop are empty, since the war gets deployed elsewhere):
<target name="Run Tests" description="Runs the Cactus Tests"> <delete dir="${reports.dir}" /> <mkdir dir="${reports.dir}" /> <runservertests testurl ="http://localhost:8080/ServletRedirector?Cactus_Service=RUN_TEST"; starttarget="container.start" stoptarget="container.stop" testtarget="test"/> </target>
<target name="test"> <junit fork="yes"> <formatter type="plain" usefile="false" /> <classpath refid="test.classpath" /> <batchtest> <fileset dir="${classes.dir}"> <include name="**/Test*.class"/> <exclude name="**/TestAll.class"/> </fileset> </batchtest> </junit> </target>
Any suggestions are more than welcome!
What happens when you run the JUnit task like this?
Thanks,
Arndt
-- Christopher Lenz /=/ cmlenz at gmx.de
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