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Graham Turrell closed WODEN-70.
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Resolution: Fixed
Experience has shown that the clearest and cleanest way of testing successful
isolation runs is to physically isolate the machine under test. Since our test
suites are run manually and it is simple to isolate the test machine for a test
run, this is probably no longer necessary. Should we ever fully automate our
test suites then this is worth revisiting then, but no such plans exist at
present.
> Running Woden test suite in network isolation mode
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> Key: WODEN-70
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WODEN-70
> Project: Woden
> Issue Type: Test
> Components: Validation
> Reporter: Graham Turrell
> Fix For: M8
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> An excellent validation of the a URI resolver is to run the entire test suite
> disconnected from the network. All external WSDL and XML Schema files
> referenced by the test suite much appear (directly or indirectly) in the
> Catalog used by the resolver under test, and local copies of those files must
> exist prior to test execution. With the current test suite, this applies to
> the W3C tests only.
> Ideally there should be an ant task to automatically extract those files from
> the W3C external URLs, and build the catalog file. In the meantime they may
> be hard-wired into the Woden test suite (as the W3C tests currently are).
> Also, decide upon and implement the means of running the tests in this mode.
> The Resolver and catalog are referenced at run-time via system properties. A
> JUnit test-suite could be created for each implemented Resolver to set
> properties accordingly, and call AllWodenTests.suite() in a simulated offline
> mode (eg. by "tampering" with http system properties).
> Should the complete test-suite *always* be run multiple times (connected, and
> disconnected) for each supported Woden URI Resolver); or limit the offline
> tests to W3C tests only (by default at least)?
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