As a starting point and for 0_10 testing purpose I was thinking about
changing the (pure JMS) tests from the client module so that to run them
either against an in_VM broker or against a remote broker (we can set
some maven parameters). The default behavior will obviously be to use an
in-VM broker. I am also adding some 0_10 specific test that will just
not run against an 8_0 (in-VM or remote) broker. 

Note that some of those tests (the one I am adding for example) are jms
specific. We may want to move them in /trunk/qpidtests later on. Or
maybe a better idea is to move them in /trunk/qpidtests right now. What
do you think? 

Arnaud


On Wed, 2007-09-26 at 19:36 +0100, Robert Greig wrote:
> On 26/09/2007, Rupert Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Would anyone object if test framework under systests + integration tests +
> > perftests + 'Immediate/MandatoryMessageTest', were merged with Arnauds pure
> > JMS changes, and put under:
> >
> > /trunk/qpidtests ?
> >
> > This code will have no Qpid dependencies, except that there will need to be
> > an interface created for an extension point for AMQP specific stuff (like
> > immediate/mandatory flags). One nicety of this, is that the entire test
> > framework will also be able to be run over other JMS products, for
> > comparative testing.
> 
> From that description it sounds like a good idea.
> 
> RG

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