Re: Teleporter: deploy a test bundle, then use it from the client(!) side, afterwards undeploy it

On Mon, May 7, 2018 at 12:41 PM, Valentin Olteanu wrote: > ...I've used TinyBundles directly That works for simple cases. On top of that, the teleporter code [1] (which also uses TinyBundles) analyzes the dependencies of the service classes that you want to

Re: Teleporter: deploy a test bundle, then use it from the client(!) side, afterwards undeploy it

On Sat, May 5, 2018 at 5:55 PM Konrad Windszus wrote: > Hi, > since in general I very much like to keep related things together in most > of the cases want to execute the IT in the same Maven module where the > actual implementation is. > > Therefore, teleporter rules are very

Teleporter: deploy a test bundle, then use it from the client(!) side, afterwards undeploy it

Hi, since in general I very much like to keep related things together in most of the cases want to execute the IT in the same Maven module where the actual implementation is. Therefore, teleporter rules are very handy, because they transparently create bundles only for the IT purpose and