Yes, we need to start setting up our testing. We can use your approach
as an example for the rest of us.
-> richard
Marcel Offermans wrote:
Hi all, I just committed the first couple of unit tests and added some
info in the main pom to support them (junit and easymock
dependencies). While testing these I still had some weird errors every
now and then compiling the project, so if you're experienced in maven,
please review the current project setup and let me know if I made any
mistakes.
Furthermore, I added a site.xml file so we can customize our generated
site. I tried to automatically add unit test results, but that still
does not work.
As soon as these unit tests are fully integrated, I intend to develop
a maven plugin so we can run integration tests too. Just to be clear,
unit tests (in my definition) are tests that run on a single class, in
isolation, while using stubs or mock objects for all dependencies.
Integration tests are tests that run in the OSGi framework itself and
test stuff at the public API (ie service) level.
Greetings, Marcel
