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Hello derby-dev'ers and derby-users,
I'm pleased to announce the contribution of the first set of functional tests to Derby, along with the framework scripts, demos, and localized messages previously available with IBM Cloudscape.
Here are the details:
TESTS:
The first set of tests to be contributed to Derby have been checked in to subversion. These tests cover the basic functionality of the SQL parser and Network Server. Instructions on how to build and run the tests can be found in the readme, viewable on the web here:
<a href="http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/incubator/derby/ code/trunk/java/testing/README.htm?rev=57503&content- type=text%2Fplain">readme.htm</a>
There are plans to contribute additional tests to Derby, including more language and Network Server tests, data store tests, stress tests and tools tests. In the meantime, I would like to encourage anyone interested in testing to contribute additional tests, or to investigate converting the current testing framework to an open source testing framework like JUnit.
Also, please note that the tests are not built by default when compiling Derby. They can be built by calling the 'testing' target in the top-level build.xml, or the 'all' target, which also builds the demos in addition to the tests.
Many thanks to Myrna Van Lunteran ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) for her hard work preparing the tests and related documentation for contribution.
SCRIPTS:
The 'frameworks' scripts from Cloudscape have also been contributed. Possible additions to the frameworks directory would include scripts and tools useful when using or integrating Derby with other software projects. I would like to encourage anyone using Derby to post their scripts and tools to these lists so that they can be included in the frameworks directory for other Derby users to use.
DEMOS:
The simple demos from Cloudscape have also been added. These give a very basic understanding of how to begin working with Derby. While these demos serve as a basic introduction to Derby, I would like to encourage anyone who would like to share a demo application they have developed to post their work to these lists so that others can see how they have used Derby.
Also, for those working with the source, please note that the demos are not built by default when compiling the rest of Derby. You can compile the demos by calling the 'demo' target from the top-level build.xml, or the 'all' target, which also builds the tests in addition to the demos.
LOCALIZED MESSAGES:
The localized messages from Cloudscape have also been checked in and integrated with the main Derby build. Messages for German, Spanish, French, Italian, Korean, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese have been contributed. Support for these languages has been added to the build, and the jar build target (buildjars) will now create a jar file for each language beginning with 'derbyLocale' which contains the appropriate message files. Having the infrastructure available for these languages will hopefully make it easy for others to add support for additional locales to Derby.
I hope that the Derby community finds these to be valuable additions to the project. I would love to hear feedback and commentary, so please post if you have any issues, observations, or suggestions you would like to share.
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