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testing question
Hello,
I'm trying to set up testing for a turbine application I have. I'd like to
do this with maven 2 and cactus.
I've already tried some combinations, but none satisfactory so far. One of
the problems I run into is the database setup. Many test scenarios with
turbine are described without any database integration. I'd like to use
hsqldb. Torque 3.1.1 that comes with turbine 2.3.2 doesn't shut down
correctly the initial definition, so in my tests I cannot startup as in
production, and then change the configuration in the setup of the tests.
What I'm trying now is that in the maven pom the torque.properties gets
overwritten by a testversion when I'm in the test phase. I'm not sure if
this is the right way, though..
Also, maven 2 seems only to be integrated with cactus since cactus 1.8.1,
which isn't out yet..
I was wondering if someone has found a good and proven setup.
Regards,
Bo
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Re: testing question
Posted by Bo van Weert <b....@valbosoft.com>.
Yes,
I have it all wrapped up in a m2 pom.
Cheers, bo
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From: Siegfried Goeschl <si...@it20one.at>
Date: Wed, 01 Oct 2008 21:22:30
To: Turbine Users List<us...@turbine.apache.org>
Subject: Re: testing question
Hi,
you should be able to run the Canoo WebTests using a M2 plugin (if you
not already do so)
Cheers,
Siegfried Goeschl
b.v.weert@valbosoft.com wrote:
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>
> Hi,
>
> I just got my setup working: maven 2 doing basic testing with Junit,
> integration tests with cactus and functional tests with canoo. I use the
> hsqldb maven 2 plugin to start it and dbunit to fill the test database. I
> had to import my database scheme once in hsqldb (an adjusted version of the
> one Torque generates), which gets reloaded each time you start it up.
>
> Regards, Bo
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Re: testing question
Posted by Siegfried Goeschl <si...@it20one.at>.
Hi,
you should be able to run the Canoo WebTests using a M2 plugin (if you
not already do so)
Cheers,
Siegfried Goeschl
b.v.weert@valbosoft.com wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I just got my setup working: maven 2 doing basic testing with Junit,
> integration tests with cactus and functional tests with canoo. I use the
> hsqldb maven 2 plugin to start it and dbunit to fill the test database. I
> had to import my database scheme once in hsqldb (an adjusted version of the
> one Torque generates), which gets reloaded each time you start it up.
>
> Regards, Bo
>
>
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RE: testing question
Posted by b....@valbosoft.com.
Hi,
I just got my setup working: maven 2 doing basic testing with Junit,
integration tests with cactus and functional tests with canoo. I use the
hsqldb maven 2 plugin to start it and dbunit to fill the test database. I
had to import my database scheme once in hsqldb (an adjusted version of the
one Torque generates), which gets reloaded each time you start it up.
Regards, Bo
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RE: testing question
Posted by "Janssen, Roger" <ro...@ibanx.nl>.
Hi,
We have seperated some off the different kinds of tests:
- unit test : for the basic tests of our pojo's
- integration tests : testing the businesslogic of our components
(previously turbine services, now components using a different component
container)
- sceanrio testing : testing the uses cases of our turbine webapps
We only use turbine as MVC controller. We are migrating away from using
turbine services and use a different component container (Plexus, but of
course you could use any preferred component container) to write
components then we can test using unit/integration tests, outside
turbine. We use maven 2 as build tool for each of these components and
develop them test driven.
To test the actual turbine web application (use cases) we started using
Selenium.
Roger Janssen
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-----Original Message-----
From: Jeffery Painter [mailto:painter@kiasoft.com]
Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2008 3:02 AM
To: Turbine Users List
Subject: Re: testing question
I (used to) consider myself a somewhat advanced user of Turbine and I
have been knocking on this door for some time without good results. Yes,
you can setup mock objects and get a long way there, but to employ real
functional tests (against a db using the OR model) I have not been
successful in setting up a test environment to really test a Turbine
based application.
I have a high level of confidence in the Turbine code itself, but if I
cannot fully test my applications, then this makes it hard to sell the
Turbine platform to others who require tests to show the application
will behave as expected.
I have been seeking input from other users as well, but have come up
short with decent responses.
anyone?
--
Jeff Painter
>
>
>
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to set up testing for a turbine application I have. I'd
> like to do this with maven 2 and cactus.
>
> I've already tried some combinations, but none satisfactory so far.
> One of the problems I run into is the database setup. Many test
> scenarios with turbine are described without any database integration.
> I'd like to use hsqldb. Torque 3.1.1 that comes with turbine 2.3.2
> doesn't shut down correctly the initial definition, so in my tests I
> cannot startup as in production, and then change the configuration in
the setup of the tests.
> What I'm trying now is that in the maven pom the torque.properties
> gets overwritten by a testversion when I'm in the test phase. I'm not
> sure if this is the right way, though..
>
> Also, maven 2 seems only to be integrated with cactus since cactus
> 1.8.1, which isn't out yet..
> I was wondering if someone has found a good and proven setup.
>
> Regards,
> Bo
>
>
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Re: testing question
Posted by Jeffery Painter <pa...@kiasoft.com>.
I (used to) consider myself a somewhat advanced user of Turbine and I have
been knocking on this door for some time without good results. Yes, you
can setup mock objects and get a long way there, but to employ real
functional tests (against a db using the OR model) I have not been
successful in setting up a test environment to really test a Turbine based
application.
I have a high level of confidence in the Turbine code itself, but if I
cannot fully test my applications, then this makes it hard to sell the
Turbine platform to others who require tests to show the application will
behave as expected.
I have been seeking input from other users as well, but have come up short
with decent responses.
anyone?
--
Jeff Painter
>
>
>
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to set up testing for a turbine application I have. I'd like to
> do this with maven 2 and cactus.
>
> I've already tried some combinations, but none satisfactory so far. One of
> the problems I run into is the database setup. Many test scenarios with
> turbine are described without any database integration. I'd like to use
> hsqldb. Torque 3.1.1 that comes with turbine 2.3.2 doesn't shut down
> correctly the initial definition, so in my tests I cannot startup as in
> production, and then change the configuration in the setup of the tests.
> What I'm trying now is that in the maven pom the torque.properties gets
> overwritten by a testversion when I'm in the test phase. I'm not sure if
> this is the right way, though..
>
> Also, maven 2 seems only to be integrated with cactus since cactus 1.8.1,
> which isn't out yet..
> I was wondering if someone has found a good and proven setup.
>
> Regards,
> Bo
>
>
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