We're looking at Hudson for a continuous integration solution to run a test 
suite against our Tomcat-hosted web app.  As I learn about Hudson, it seems 
like 
a nice enough package, but it seems like it lacks any way of either running 
tests within the app server itself.  I'm hearing about people setting up Hudson 
as a build environment and then make it execute tests that invoke an HTTP 
client 
that calls the back-end and then assert on results (this fits nicely into an 
AJAXy JSON-driven or similar back-end).  There are some obvious limitations 
with 
this approach, but advantages as well.  Are there other (better) ways of going 
about this?  Any firsthand experiences?

 Alexey


      

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