On 10/17/07, Sean Qiu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Like some other famous open source project , i.e. derby,eclipse, they will
> release the project as well as a individual jar of their test.
> Gnu Classpath even has sub-project called Mauve which consists of many unit
> test.
>
> Harmony has so many unit tests that our user can make use of.
> Most user will download our binary release rather than checking out the
> souce, building and testing.
> I guess we can archive a testing.jar for user, so they can test their binary
> jre directly without any building.
>
> Within a testing.jar and a build.xml, we can run test through one command:
>
> $> ant -Dtest.jre.dir=${path}/jre
>
> What's more, there are two kinds of test, some are harmony implementation
> dependent tests.
> And the rest are public api tests.
> We can publish the public API tests for other independent implementation.
> (Though the candidates are hard to find right now.)
>
> Even RI can use our test if they want.
>
> Any comments? Suggestions?
>Probably a good idea. It should also consider the case that people developing a module may only care about the tests of that module. Thanks, xiaofeng > -- > Sean Qiu > China Software Development Lab, IBM > -- http://xiao-feng.blogspot.com
