Re: AW: [OJB-developers] regression tests

[Fabian <f_b...@ma...>]

Well now I am the one responding late, since I was on holidays for two weeks=
 :)

I need three additional jar files to run the JUnitReport task

         jakarta-ant-1.4.1-optional.jar

from: http://jakarta.apache.org/ant . This archive contains the task. And

         xalan.jar
         xml-apis.jar

from: http://xml.apache.org/xalan-j/ . The first one contains the xalan xml=
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transformator, the second the xml apis for several apache projects.

As I mentioned in my last mail, ojb currently uses a java-task to run the=20
regression tests. There is a special junit-task in the optional ant jar=
 file.
Using this task should make the build file flexible I think. This task can=
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run complete suites as well as single tests (see documentation at the ant=20
site) and can produce xml output as well as standard text.
The JUnitReport generated web site (other output than html can easily made=
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using a custom xslt-file for the xml transformation) reflects the choosen=20
test structure (suites vs. single tests).

If there is interest I can write some new targets for build.xml that use=20
the <JUnit> and <JUnitReport> tasks.

Fabian B=FCttner


At 15:31 12.03.02 +0100, Mahler Thomas wrote:
>Hi Fabian,
>
>I'm a bit late in responding to your mail.
>But I'm really interested in this kind of thing, as the presentation of=20
>results is quite readable and provides much better information than the=20
>console based version.
>
>I'll try to integrate this target into the OJB build.xml.
>
>Do we need the optional ant targets for JUNIT to do this?
>
>thanks,
>
>Thomas
>-----Urspr=FCngliche Nachricht-----
>Von: Fabian B=FCttner [mailto:f_b...@ma...]
>Gesendet: Dienstag, 19. Februar 2002 19:11
>An: obj...@li...
>Betreff: [OJB-developers] regression tests
>
>Hello,
>
>(Currently ojb uses the java task to perform regression tests)
>
>I'm using the junit/junitreport task when testing ojb.
>The junitreport task summarizes the junit output (format is xml) and=20
>transforms it into html.
>I find that the html presentation of the regression tests is much more=20
>readable than the pure text output of the currently used textual=
 TestRunner.
>
>I have attached a zip file containing an example junitreport result (set=20
>of html files). Click on AllTests to expand the broker tests. There can be=
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>multiple tests in the generated site (e.g. broker, odmg, jdo ...).
>
>Is there any interest in doing it this way in ojb?
>
>Below is a test target I have used:
>
>     <target name=3D"junit_reports" depends=3D"main, tests">
>         <junit fork=3D"yes" dir=3D"${test}/ojb">
>          <classpath>
>                 <pathelement path=3D"${runtime_classpath}" />
>             </classpath>
>             <formatter type=3D"xml" />
>             <test name=3D"test.ojb.broker.AllTests"/>
>             <! -- test name=3D"test.ojb.odmg.AllTests"/ -->
>             <! -- test name=3D"additional tests..."/ -->
>         </junit>
>         <junitreport>
>             <fileset dir=3D".">
>                 <include name=3D"TEST-*.xml"/>
>             </fileset>
>             <report format=3D"frames" toDir=3D"."/>
>         </junitreport>
>     </target>
>
>Fabian B=FCttner
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