On Thursday, August 4, 2016 at 9:26:27 PM UTC+2, Kay Pac wrote:
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> I guess I am confused. I understand the need to do as much testing as
> possible with regular JUnit/TestNG tests, which I try to do. What I don't
> understand precisely is where the area of coverage for GWTTestCase is -
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I guess I am confused. I understand the need to do as much testing as
possible with regular JUnit/TestNG tests, which I try to do. What I don't
understand precisely is where the area of coverage for GWTTestCase is -
it's some area between vanilla JUnit and Selenium/Webdriver, but it's clear
I
JUnitShell support for is not meant for integration tests. You
probably shouldn't try to use it that way. Either start a separate server
(using CORS), or don't use a GWTTestCase (possibly use a dedicated GWT app and
drive it through Selenium/WebDriver.
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I think my servlet element is working now, but I am having problems with
Spring web context initialization, as Olivier was last year. I don't know
how to resolve it, it might be necessary to make modifications to GWT in
order for it the tests to work properly.
On Thursday, July 28, 2016 at
This worked great for a while, but I think it broke at some point. I just
don't know when it stopped working. I'm sure it is something on my end or
in my code. But my element is no longer working. I've checked the
jetty debug logging and the paths are matching, but jetty is still
directing my
Hi,
I'm learning GWT, trying to set up a Hello World project using Maven,
Spring, GWT, Hibernate.
I'm trying to add some unit tests.
The same problem occurs for me, but I can't manage how to add a servlet
element in the .gwt.xml module file.
$ mvn gwt:test
...
[INFO] Running
What did you try and what was the outcome?
BTW, the servlet in gwt.xml has nothing to do with the servlet from
WEB-INF/web.xml.
See
http://www.gwtproject.org/doc/latest/DevGuideOrganizingProjects.html#DevGuideModuleXml
for the description of the servlet element in gwt.xml files.
In your
Merci Thomas (je continue en anglais) ;)
I added your line (in a new .gwt.xml file) and added explicitly spring4gwt
into the classpath (pom.xml modified).
So it's much better. But now, I have to set up a Spring context to run the
tests:
$ mvn gwt:test
[INFO] ...
[INFO] Running
Thanks for your reply.
So, I have to find another way. I saw gwt-test-utils, but it does not work
with GWT-2.7.
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I don't know Spring well but I'd bet this is simply not possible.
On Tuesday, January 6, 2015 2:27:29 PM UTC+1, Olivier M. wrote:
Merci Thomas (je continue en anglais) ;)
I added your line (in a new .gwt.xml file) and added explicitly spring4gwt
into the classpath (pom.xml modified).
So
For tests with JUnitShell, the servlets have to be declared in the .gwt.XML
file with a servlet element.
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Hi everyone,
I am using spring4gwt, which is a servlet that allows me to use Spring DI
with GWT-RPC servlets. It's a very simple wrapper that just provides the
injected objects and I just use @RemoteServiceRelativePath to set the
service URL properly so that it is directed to the correct
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