You could create a new project using one of AppFuse's archetypes,
modify the pom.xml to add retroweaver, and run "mvn integration-test
-Dh2" to test it on JDK 4. Don't know if that's possible, but I
imagine there's quite a bit you could do with existing archetypes out
there.
Matt
On 3/12/07, Jason Dillon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've been trying to think of ways to make integration tests for the
retrotranslator-maven-plugin which actually test something useful and
validate the plugin works. But so far I'm not sure how to do it.
I think I need to compile some stuff with Java 5, then try to run it
with Java 1.4 and see if it works or not. But to do that I think I
need to have the tests know about 2 different JVM's which is a PITA.
Or I could compile with Java 5, translate and then inspect the byte-
code of the translated bits to see if its major/minor versions are
correct. Though that doesn't really test it fully.
Anyways... anyone have any ideas on how to make useful integration
tests for this plugin?
--jason
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