Hi, Aaron Zeckoski schrieb: > I meant any tests but it is possible that the ones I tried were > integration tests only. I was trying to run the launchpad tests to
Yes, the tests in launchpad/testing are all integration tests. > figure out what silly thing I had done wrong. I ended up resorting to > simply building and running the tests like so: > cd launchpad > mvn clean install -fbase/pom.xml > mvndebug install -ftesting/pom.xml You could also just run the integration tests without installing: cd launchpad/testing mvn clean integration-test > > Perhaps not an ideal solution but for developing the launchpad and > debugging it works well enough. Yes, true. Regards Felix > -AZ > > > On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 7:45 PM, Felix Meschberger <[email protected]> wrote: >> Hi Aaron, >> >> Aaron Zeckoski schrieb: >>> I am having trouble getting the tests to run while in eclipse. Does >>> anyone else have this working and if so, can you post the process you >>> might have used for getting the project imported into eclipse. >> Do you mean the integration tests ? >> >> You should be able to import the launchpad/testing module just like any >> module into Eclipse. But to run the tests against Sling, you must run >> Sling separately. I have setup two external launchers for Sling: One for >> the web app using "mvn jetty:run" and one for the standalone Sling, >> which just runs the executable JAR file. >> >> For running integration tests I usually launch the web app based >> configuration (since this may also be used to on-demand build the web >> app if required). >> >> Hope this helps. >> >>> Apologies if this is documented somewhere, RTFM is appropriate if so. >> Most probably it is more like WTFM (Write the F* Manual) ;-) >> >> Regards >> Felix >> > > >
