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Running compiled tests against a fat-jar
Hey,
I am building a fat-jar bundling all dependencies using an Maven assembly plugin. To ensure afterwards that this jar is tested I would like to run all its tests against the jar file.
I played around with the surefire:plugin and additionalClasspathElements plus testClassDirectory - without any significant success - at the moment I am using an maven-antrun plugin and utilising the junit task - BUT my maven build wont fail if I have an error in the junit task :-(.
Tried using errorproperty of the junit task and set the maevn.test.haltafterError property to true ... still the outcome of my maven build will be always successful even my junit task finds errors. And because the maven build is successful my build server wont tell me that it has problems.
Anyone any idea ....
Thanks Perron
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Re: Running compiled tests against a fat-jar
Posted by Perron <Pe...@gmx.net>.
Hey Wayne,
scrap my comments about chaining up the Maven and the Ant task - figured out
what you meant by that using a Build a free-style software project and
adding additional Build steps in.
Still wonder if there is a better way of doing the job.
Perron
Perron wrote:
>
> Hey Wayne
>
> I am using Hudson.
>
> So if I understood you right: You would considering to set up a job on
> Hudson which just does build of the fatjar and a second job triggered
> afterwards that runs my tests against it - via this way I would not be
> troubled with the fact that the Maven-antrun-plugin is not passing its
> errors back to the Maven lifecycle.
>
> Well it is definitely a solution - even it does not sound great.
>
> Does anybody has a cool if you could use the surefire:plugin to do the
> testing against the compiled java sources. As I mentioned early I have
> tried it but was not blessed with success.
>
> Thanks Perron
>
>
> Wayne Fay wrote:
>>
>> What build server? With Hudson, you could just set another build step
>> to run ant's junit task immediately after Maven ran.
>>
>> Wayne
>>
>> On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 2:37 AM, <Pe...@gmx.net> wrote:
>>> Hey,
>>>
>>> I am building a fat-jar bundling all dependencies using an Maven
>>> assembly plugin. To ensure afterwards that this jar is tested I would
>>> like to run all its tests against the jar file.
>>>
>>> I played around with the surefire:plugin and additionalClasspathElements
>>> plus testClassDirectory - without any significant success - at the
>>> moment I am using an maven-antrun plugin and utilising the junit task -
>>> BUT my maven build wont fail if I have an error in the junit task :-(.
>>>
>>> Tried using errorproperty of the junit task and set the
>>> maevn.test.haltafterError property to true ... still the outcome of my
>>> maven build will be always successful even my junit task finds errors.
>>> And because the maven build is successful my build server wont tell me
>>> that it has problems.
>>>
>>> Anyone any idea ....
>>>
>>> Thanks Perron
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>>
>
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Re: Running compiled tests against a fat-jar
Posted by Perron <Pe...@gmx.net>.
Hey Wayne
I am using Hudson.
So if I understood you right: You would considering to set up a job on
Hudson which just does build of the fatjar and a second job triggered
afterwards that runs my tests against it - via this way I would not be
troubled with the fact that the Maven-antrun-plugin is not passing its
errors back to the Maven lifecycle.
Well it is definitely a solution - even it does not sound great.
Does anybody has a cool if you could use the surefire:plugin to do the
testing against the compiled java sources. As I mentioned early I have
tried it but was not blessed with success.
Thanks Perron
Wayne Fay wrote:
>
> What build server? With Hudson, you could just set another build step
> to run ant's junit task immediately after Maven ran.
>
> Wayne
>
> On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 2:37 AM, <Pe...@gmx.net> wrote:
>> Hey,
>>
>> I am building a fat-jar bundling all dependencies using an Maven assembly
>> plugin. To ensure afterwards that this jar is tested I would like to run
>> all its tests against the jar file.
>>
>> I played around with the surefire:plugin and additionalClasspathElements
>> plus testClassDirectory - without any significant success - at the moment
>> I am using an maven-antrun plugin and utilising the junit task - BUT my
>> maven build wont fail if I have an error in the junit task :-(.
>>
>> Tried using errorproperty of the junit task and set the
>> maevn.test.haltafterError property to true ... still the outcome of my
>> maven build will be always successful even my junit task finds errors.
>> And because the maven build is successful my build server wont tell me
>> that it has problems.
>>
>> Anyone any idea ....
>>
>> Thanks Perron
>> --
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>> Passion!
>> http://games.entertainment.gmx.net/de/entertainment/games/free/puzzle/6169196
>>
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Re: Running compiled tests against a fat-jar
Posted by Wayne Fay <wa...@gmail.com>.
What build server? With Hudson, you could just set another build step
to run ant's junit task immediately after Maven ran.
Wayne
On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 2:37 AM, <Pe...@gmx.net> wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I am building a fat-jar bundling all dependencies using an Maven assembly plugin. To ensure afterwards that this jar is tested I would like to run all its tests against the jar file.
>
> I played around with the surefire:plugin and additionalClasspathElements plus testClassDirectory - without any significant success - at the moment I am using an maven-antrun plugin and utilising the junit task - BUT my maven build wont fail if I have an error in the junit task :-(.
>
> Tried using errorproperty of the junit task and set the maevn.test.haltafterError property to true ... still the outcome of my maven build will be always successful even my junit task finds errors. And because the maven build is successful my build server wont tell me that it has problems.
>
> Anyone any idea ....
>
> Thanks Perron
> --
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> http://games.entertainment.gmx.net/de/entertainment/games/free/puzzle/6169196
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