David Corley (AT/LMI) wrote:
Hey Steve,
I'll take your code, and play around with it, but for the moment
I'm going to try and switch the <ant> to an <import> coupled with 2
<antcall> statements. I've got a developer testing it at the moment, and
hopefully he'll get some results from it. I'll post back here if he
succeeds.
Oh by the way, is the code you posted below going to be included as part
of the 2nd edition of java development with ant?
no, no, no, that would just scare people. having ant get junit to tell
smartfrog to deploy junit tests is just too recursive.
Its how we test smartfrog right now, though this afternoon I am doing an
equivalent of antunit which will let me declare that something will
deploy and shutdown after a minute , or after deploying I can run some
assertions about system state, or even that deployment will fail for a
given list of exceptions. Then I will integrate that with our test
runner deployment stuff.
And its all in CVS
http://smartfrog.cvs.sourceforge.net/smartfrog/core/extras/ant/src/org/smartfrog/tools/ant/FunctionalTestTask.java?view=markup
I saw smart-frog is in
use. I'm anxious to see if it could integrate into our corporate
environment, but will hold off playing with the current distribution
until the book comes out.
There was a 3.10 release a few weeks back which is what the book (and
the recent google testing video) is based on.
The JDwA book doesnt go into smartfrog in that much detail; I look at
cargo and smartfrog and deliberately do nothing but give a shallow
overview of both. enough to make people there is more to deployment than
<copy>
-steve
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