Yes.
Sorry about dropping in and out. Hope I can be
forgiven. When consulting is slow jboss contribution
is high, when consulting is busy... you get the idea.
I'm still here!!
Summary:
JCTS is well developed with respect to Stateful and
Stateless session beans. BMP is also well developed
and committed in CVS. I've developed some roughed in
tests for CMP and next on my list is to flesh those
out a bit. To give a rough estimation, my book marker
is on page 129 of the 1.1 spec which is an estimate of
where tests stand. Transactions have not really been
addressed.
Problems:
- I need to provide more insightful information when
tests fail. This has been a well justified complaint
from a couple of developers. More robust messages in
the "assert" and "fail" methods that point to specific
passages in the spec should remedy this.
- There is a disconnect between the .jar files that
get associated with the suite. For example, if you
download "JBOSSTEST" you will probably get a mixed bag
of .jars( 2.0, 2.1, experimental??). All will
compile, but runtime tends to get ugly. Can we
disconnect the test suite from a particular version of
jboss? What would be an elegant way to do this? Just
a thought..?
- IMHO the JCTS test probably should be incorporated
into a build/release cycle, results of which could be
displayed on a dynamic web page and/or emailed to
interested parties....?
- I have not even looked at the 2.0 spec.. I feel
behind. I've gotten several offers for help on JCTS
but as Mark has said more than once, 95% of the
well-intentioned folks that initially express a
sincere interest fade away in very short order. For
those that have helped clean up JCTS (Ole in
particular) thank you very much!!!
That's about it. If I think of more I'll append. My
"get paid" project is rounding the corner, should be
able to pick up development on JBOSS shortly.
cheers,
peter
--- marc fleury <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Peter glad you are still around,
>
> is there a place where we can get an idea of the
> extend of the tests, what
> is done, what remains to be done etc etc?
>
> marc
>
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