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Subject: Re: Run single TCK test?
Hi Matthew,
On Sep 22, 2005, at 9:09 AM, Michelle Caisse wrote:
Matthew T. Adams wrote:
Yes, I only want to run installSchema once, unless I'm going to lunch or
somethi
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Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2005 9:26 AM
To: jdo-dev@db.apache.org
Subject: Re: Run single TCK test?
Hi Matthew,
On Sep 22, 2005, at 9:09 AM, Michelle Caisse wrote:
Matthew T. Adams wrote:
Yes, I only want to run installSchema once, unless I'm going to lunch or
somethin
Hi Craig,
Here are some things which i do with the console.
1. To run the console: maven -bo
-Djdo.tck.cfglist="inheritance1.conf"
-Djdo.tck.identitytypes="applicationidentity" console
2. This will show you the console prompt, something like
jdo2-tck 2.0-SNAPSHOT > [default]
3. If you want
Hi Mathew,
This is what the build goal looks like in tck20/maven.xml
So you can see that the build goal calls privateInstallSchema.
I think the tck20.build goal calls the build goals on all the projects
falling under the tck20 scope. (look at pro
Hi Karan,I'm missing some concepts with the maven console. Could you please give us a sample maven console run?Thanks,CraigOn Sep 22, 2005, at 9:01 AM, karan malhi wrote:Hi Matthew,You can also try maven console, if you are running single tests. This will save you some jvm startup time.Matthew T. A
Hi Matthew,On Sep 22, 2005, at 9:09 AM, Michelle Caisse wrote:Matthew T. Adams wrote: Yes, I only want to run installSchema once, unless I'm going to lunch orsomething while it runs. I'd like to be able to build tck20, though,without running the installSchema target. I think something got lost in
Matthew T. Adams wrote:
Yes, I only want to run installSchema once, unless I'm going to lunch or
something while it runs. I'd like to be able to build tck20, though,
without running the installSchema target. I'll look at adding that goal --
is it one of the standard maven goals like multiproje
Hi Matthew,
You can also try maven console, if you are running single tests. This
will save you some jvm startup time.
Matthew T. Adams wrote:
How do I run a single test method or test class? I'd like
to be able
to do it via the command line as well as in NetBeans so that I ca
>> How do I run a single test method or test class? I'd like
>to be able
>> to do it via the command line as well as in NetBeans so that I can
>> debug it. Do I have to create my own configuration file in
>test/conf
>> (.list & .conf) for each test I want to run alone?
>
>You need your own .
Hi Matthew,
Good questions.
Matthew T. Adams wrote:
Hi all,
Please forgive if dumb questions.
How do I run a single test method or test class? I'd like to be able
to do it via the command line as well as in NetBeans so that I can
debug it. Do I have to create my own configuration file
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Hi
all,
Please forgive if
dumb questions.
How do I run a
single test method or test class? I'd like to be able to do it via the
command line as well as in NetBeans so that I can debug it. Do I have to
create my own configuration file in test/conf (.list & .conf) for eac
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