Hi,
I have a new patch ready to improve the wfs-ng tests. All of this was
done with the purpose of creating test cases for the new WFS 2.0
functionality.
I thought the test directory in wfs-ng was such a terrible mess it
needed serious work first.
A summary of what happened in this commit:
1. Removed a bunch of duplicated test support reference data xml files,
and put all of them in one single directory structure instead of
being spread around.
2. WFFTestData and DataTestSupport were almost duplicates from each
other,
removed the older one and converted all tests to use the newer one.
3. There were two separate geoserveronlinetests, one for wfs1.0 and
one for both wfs1.0 and wfs1.1
made one abstract online test class and one derived test class per
server/version combination.
4. Enabled all of the disabled online test methods and made them work
with the geoserver tests (release data dir).
5. Enabled most of the disabled test methods in the integration test
and made them work for the wfs1.1 geoserver
integration test case.
6. Fixed issues with axis order implementation so the offline and
online axis order tests work.
7. Created a very clear package/directory structure for all tests so
that you can very easily see
which server/wfs-version combinations have tests and which don't,
offline and online.
8. Renamed some confusing class names and removed unnecessary
duplicated stuff
for example there was both a TestHttpClient and TestHTTPClient.
9. Added pullparser test which tests the new parser (that works with
GML3.2).
TODO
1. make online and offline WFS 2.0 tests. THis should now be rather
easy with the existing abstract integration and online
test classes available which only require you to insert the right
reference data info.
2. verify the existing online tests for other servers than geoserver
https://github.com/geotools/geotools/pull/757
Regards
Niels
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