larryi 01/02/12 20:37:27
Modified: . README
Log:
Update section on testing, since the sanity-test is no longer build by
default.
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--- README 2001/02/12 15:06:13 1.12
+++ README 2001/02/13 04:37:26 1.13
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Testing the Build
=================
-Tomcat includes a small web application with some quick tests to exercize
-the various parts of the server. It is built automatically, along with the
-rest of Tomcat, by the steps described above. To run the tests against the
-"unpacked" build, for example, you first need to set the Admin application
-to "trusted". This can be accomplished by executing the following:
+Tomcat includes a "test" web application with some quick tests to exercise
+the various parts of the Tomcat container. This test is not built by
+default. To add the "test" web application to your "unpackaged" build,
+execute:
+
+ cd $JAKARTA_HOME/jakarta-tomcat
+ ./build.sh sanity-test <-- Unix
+ build sanity-test <-- Windows
+Before you can run the test, you must set the Admin web application to
+"trusted". This can be accomplished by executing the following:
+
cd $JAKARTA_HOME/build/tomcat <-- Unix
./bin/tomcat.sh run -enableAdmin
cd %JAKARTA_HOME%\build\tomcat <-- Windows
bin\tomcat run -enableAdmin
-After this, start tomcat with:
+Next, start Tomcat with:
./bin/startup.sh <-- Unix
bin\startup <-- Windows
@@ -205,12 +211,12 @@
binary distribution which is created in "$JAKARTA_HOME/dist/tomcat".
For security reasons, after you are done with the test, you should either
-restore the Admin application to the default "untrusted" state, or change
-the password for the "admin" user. To restore the Admin application to the
-default "untrusted" state, change trusted="true" to trusted="false" in the
-"apps-admin.xml" file found in Tomcat's "conf" directory. If you want to
-leave the Admin application as "trusted, you should change the password for
-the "admin" user in the "admin-users.xml" file located in Tomcat's
+restore the Admin web application to the default "untrusted" state, or change
+the password for the "admin" user. To restore the Admin web application to
+the default "untrusted" state, change trusted="true" to trusted="false" in
+the "apps-admin.xml" file found in Tomcat's "conf" directory. If you want to
+leave the Admin web application as "trusted, you should change the password
+for the "admin" user in the "admin-users.xml" file located in Tomcat's
"conf/users" directory.
You can also use the Watchdog compatibility test suite, also available at
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