Ashish,
Since
this is a Tech Preview a manual test will suffice. Eventually an automated test
case for a faster turnaround is needed.
Thanks,
Guru
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What type of test case are you referring to? The
ARM probes do not have a "TPTP" test case. There are lots of
moving parts - ie. app server, instrumentation of a jar, data collection etc.. Matt
and I have been testing them in Tomcat and WAS using the static and dynamic
workflow manually.
How
would you write an appropriate test case for this? Perhaps we write
manual testing instructions that are repeated for every probe, since we can't
automate this process.
I
currently do not have enough resource to write and run test cases. If we
have time in 4.3i3, I will try getting to this - its already on my todo list.
Thanks,
Ashish Patel
Lead Developer for IBM Performance Optimization Toolkit (IPOT)
Lead Eclipse Committer for ARM
IBM Toronto Lab
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Ashish,
Are both these bugs consuming product requirements?
On 162009 – Since this was found in the 4.2.1 stream -
the Test case needs to be updated as well. Do you have an time estimate to
resolve this and the test case?
Thanks,
Guru
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Subject: [tptp-tracing-profiling-tools-dev] ARM defect approval
Found two more bugs in 4.2.1 that need to be fixed in 4.3.
162009 - Servlet context values are incorrectly matched with their context
names.
162010 - prevents operation of EJB monitoring on IBM WAS 5
Requesting approval. These defects only affect the ARM probes - no other
part of TPTP is affected.
Thanks,
Ashish Patel
Lead Developer for IBM Performance Optimization Toolkit (IPOT)
Lead Eclipse Committer for ARM
IBM Toronto Lab
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