Hi,
I'd like to get involved with James' development.
As a first step I wanted to do something non-intrusive, yet helpfull,
where I would get to understand how James works.
So, I started by setting up Unit Testing.
A very simple first test case for SMTPServer is succeeding.
I'm using JUnit 3.8.1 and Ristretto 1.0 (MLP1.1).
Some details:
+ TestCase and Helpers go under src/test, currently with packages
o.a.j.test.mock.avalon
o.a.j.test.mock.james
o.a.j.test.mock.mailet
o.a.j.test.util
o.a.j.test.smtpserver
+ Unit Test runs on a randomly chosen non-privileged port
+ TestCase mocks a Avalon environment
+ SMPTServerTest.testMail() fires up a SMTP Server and starts creating
an email.
+ JUnit and Ristretto are filed under tools/lib
+ class-files go into build/testclasses
+ test reports go into build/testreports
+ unit tests are compiled by a separate ant-target and not mixed up with
the other non-test classes
+ unit tests can be executed from ant
Please let me know if this is a usefull path to follow and what should
be adjusted.
-- Bernd
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