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Mohamed Nufail commented on DERBY-5902:
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Yes, the dependencies are a set of jar files. But they are provided only
through Maven.
To manually obtain them use maven. Get the attached pom.xml file into a folder
and execute
"mvn dependency:copy-dependencies" command from inside that folder. Jars will
be inside
target/dependency folder.
You can execute this test as a standalone test using junit test runner. Add the
Jars to the
classpath and execute the test class using junit.
java -cp 'jars/*:classes' junit.textui.TestRunner org...PlumbingOSGiTest
Make sure junit is in classpath and derby.jar could be found on the location
mentioned in code.
Gave it ' new File(PathUtils.getBaseDir()).getParent() + "/jars/sane/derby.jar"
' because the ant
build executes tests inside a folder in Derby root directory. Change it
accordingly when running
the test standalone.
> Test Derby OSGi bundle
> ----------------------
>
> Key: DERBY-5902
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-5902
> Project: Derby
> Issue Type: Task
> Reporter: Mohamed Nufail
> Assignee: Mohamed Nufail
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: OSGiTest.java, PlumbingOSGiTest.java, pom.xml, Probe.java
>
>
> There is a lack of tests that test Derby's support for OSGi. I hope to
> provide some integration tests to Derby OSGi bundle.
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