RE: [Springframework-developer] spring build.22 Build Successful

[Alef A. <al...@jt...>]

Currently, the build runs the jpetstore example including the apptests.
The results are published on a website and in an email. The website
includes results for all tests (see below), the XML log and some
additional information, gathered by CruiseControl. I can't expose the
website however, not really possible to expose only the Spring build and
not our other internal builds. Email is (at the moment) the best I can
do.

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If a test fails, the actual failing and the exception *will* be included
in the email by the way, when successful, it just doesn't include
everything.

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We could add a small publishing step somewhere, that wouldn't be a big
problem I guess.

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Also, I can enable the emailing you built into the autobuilds as well...

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.org.springframework.apptests.jpetstore.AllTests

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testHomePage

Success

1.036

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testHelpPage

Success

0.427

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testPurchase

Success

10.241

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testSearch

Success

0.786

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<javascript:displayProperties('.org.springframework.apptests.jpetstore.A
llTests');>=20

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.org.springframework.apptests.jpetstore.AllTests

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testHomePage

Success

0.656

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testHelpPage

Success

0.487

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testPurchase

Success

9.458

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testSearch

Success

0.575

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Alef

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> -----Original Message-----

> From: spr...@li...

> [mailto:spr...@li...] On
Behalf

> Of Darren Davison

> Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2004 3:46 PM

> To: spr...@li...

> Subject: Re: [Springframework-developer] spring build.22 Build
Successful

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> >Like discussed earlier, building will occur every day (if
modifications

> have been found) >at about 0:15 (CET) from now on (this one is done at

> noon,

> have to test it a bit). Future >builds will also include the
modifications

> done during the past day. Testing for now will >be done on Tomcat 4
and 5.

> Testing on other servers available will be added later.

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> Alef,

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> does the build actually execute the HttpUnit tests for the jpetstore

> sample

> via autobuilds?  What happens to the junit report file if it does?

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> My intention originally was to build a webapp somewhere that could
show

> combined results of such tests by having the various build servers
mail or

> (http) post those files to a central location.  There's enough info in

> them

> to be able to determine operating systems, server versions and one or
two

> other metrics of interest - I think that would be pretty cool.

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> Darren.

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