On Nov 12, 2007 12:36 PM, Alex Karasulu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > ... > One reason to keep them together for now is due to the changelog > effort which will speed up all the tests. When I start doing this > it's nice to have all the networked integration tests in one place. > Then if you want to open discussions on messing with this convention > that's up to you.
OK, I'll put stable tests into 'server-unit'. However, I would like to *only temporarily* add integration tests to the kerberos-client. These integration tests would test the alpha-quality kerberos-client against the full ApacheDS backend. The reason I wouldn't put them directly into server-unit is that the kerberos-client should be considered unstable so I wouldn't want to put it near trunk. Of course, once I've tested it more and it appears stable, then we can use it to replace the JAAS Kerberos client in server-unit and get both test coverage for the Kerberos protocol and its interactions via SASL GSSAPI. Also, I would like to pass integration tests through my personal sandbox since I need to test on multiple machines and VMs and to simply back-up work, but, again, you can expect them to work their way into server-unit shortly. Enrique
