It's common for integration tests to use the entire JEE stack resources. By running your tests inside the target JEE container (instead of emulating the container resources), you will test the real thing.

During our projects, we already detected problems during regression tests caused by a fix that was applied to our Websphere Application Server (in one version the classloader worked in one way, them it changed!).

For using it, create a web project and copy the contents from our sample war to it. Put all your annotated TestNG tests inside the same project (/WEB-INF/classes) and call http://host/yourcontext/TestServlet.
A screen will be shown so you can run your tests.

We have an Ant task for invoking the tests by an arbitrary URL and save to a desired file (in JUnit's format) and currently there is some work on creating a Maven Plugin to be triggered during the "integration-test" build phase. We need help on this!

Enjoy, give feedback and volunteer!

Features

  • Run TestNG tests inside container
  • Call TestNG tests from URL and export results in JUnit xml result like

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Intended Audience

Developers

User Interface

Web-based

Programming Language

Java

Registered

2012-07-21