On Mercredi, d�ce 18, 2002, at 11:24 Europe/Brussels, Jerome Lacoste @ BBC wrote:
I am perhaps completely out of understanding here, but it seems that XDoclet(*) could be used there. You tag the classes that are supposed to NOT work in applet/sandbox environement and there are automatically documented as such. All other classes are automatically tested under the 'Sandbox test environment'. And failures are reported.
So it would be something like:
- let developers mark as applet-friendly (signed/non-signed) their classes
- letting then jUnit running all the tests that have this XDoclet tag so as to validate (to the extend of the test reach) this applet-compatibility.

That looks good. Is it something easily doable within Maven ?
(doesn't this involve parsing/traversing the XDoclet result ?)

Paul

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