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cvs commit: jakarta-cactus ANNOUNCEMENT.txt

vmassol     2005/01/28 05:01:00

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  Log:
  work for cactus 1.8 can begin... ;-)
  
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  +++ ANNOUNCEMENT.txt	28 Jan 2005 13:01:00 -0000	1.14
  @@ -1,97 +1,27 @@
  -The Cactus project is pleased to announce the release of version 1.7.
  +The Cactus project is pleased to announce the release of version 1.8.
   Cactus is a unit testing framework for testing server side java code.
   
   Goals
   -----
   
  -Primarily a bug fix release. Several usability enhancements and the 
  -support for JDK 5 have been added.
  +[todo]
   
   Main new features
   -----------------
   
  -* [All] Make Cactus work with JDK 1.5 (CACTUS-129)
  -* [All] Tested with Orion 1.6.0b, Orion 2.0.4, Tomcat 4.1.31, Tomcat 5.0.29, 
  -  Resin 2.1.14, Resin 3.0.9, JBoss 3.2.6.
  -* [All] Added support for Resin 3.0.9 and above.
  -* [Ant/Maven] Add attribute "jvmArgs" in the container tasks (CACTUS-158).
  -* [Ant] The <jboss3x> container element now supports running JBoss in a 
  -  temporary directory, specified by the "tmpdir" attribute. In addition, by 
  -  using the "configDir" attribute, you can now specify a directory where you 
  -  have stored a custom JBoss server configuration (identified by the "config"
  -  attribute). This configuration will be copied to the tmp directory and used
  -  to configure JBoss (CACTUS-119).
  -* [Ant] Added new <resin2x> and <resin3x> tasks to start/stop Resin 2.x/3.x 
  -  instances.
  -* [Ant] Ensure faster shutdown times with WebLogic 7.x by using the 
  -  FORCESHUTDOWN WebLogic command instead of the graceful one (CACTUS-120).
  -* [Core] The JettyTestSetup class now checks if the Jetty server is already 
  -  started and only starts it if it isn't running. It also does not stops it if
  -  it was running before JettyTestSetup was called. This is useful when you have
  -  a master test suite and when you also wish to run your tests one by one
  -  (CACTUS-118).
  -* [Maven] Added optional "source" attribute from the java plugin for compiling 
  -  cactus tests (CACTUS-156).
  -* [Maven] Allow Cactus to include some resources in the webapp classpath
  -  (WEB-INF/classes), through the use of variable "cactus.resources.dirs"
  -  (CACTUS-132).
  -* [Maven] Extended "cactus.sysproperties" property to the "cactus:match" and
  -  "cactus:single" goals (CACTUS-128).
  -* [Maven] Goal "cactus:test" is not executed if property "maven.test.skip" is
  -  set (CACTUS-146).
  -* [Maven] The Cactus HTML JUnit report now displays the stack trace in case of
  -  failure (CACTUS-135).
  -* [Maven] The plugin now correctly uses the "maven.war.build.dir",
  -  "maven.war.final.name", "maven.ejb.build.dir" and "maven.ejb.final.name" 
  -  properties from the WAR and EJB plugins instead of hard-coding the values. 
  -  Note that as a result, the Cactus plugins now requires version 1.7+ of the 
  -  WAR plugin and version 1.6+ of the EJB plugin. Please note that Maven 1.0.2
  -  contains older versions of those plugins (CACTUS-64).
  -* [Maven] Cactus now guesses automatically what Java source files are Cactus 
  -  tests when packaging tests in an EAR (it was already supported when running
  -  tests packaged in a WAR).
  -* [Maven] Added new "cactus.jboss3x.config.dir" property which allows users 
  -  to specify the location of a custom JBoss server configuration to use. This 
  -  configuration, if specified, will be copied by the <cactus> task to 
  -  "cactus.jboss3x.tmp.dir" (CACTUS-119).
  -* [Maven] Added new "cactus.jboss3x.tmp.dir" property which points to where the
  -  JBoss server configuration for Cactus will be created. It defaults to 
  -  "${cactus.home.jboss3x}/server/cactus" (CACTUS-119).
  -* [Maven] Added new "cactus.sysproperties" property to the Maven plugin for 
  -  Cactus to allow passing system properties to the client and server side 
  -  Cactus JVMs.
  -
  -Main bugs fixed
  ----------------
  -
  -* [Ant] The <resin3x> element of the <cactus> task is now correctly using the
  -  user-defined port ("port" attribute). The port was previously hardcoded to 
  -  "8080".
  -* [Core] The Cactus Servlet Test Runner now re-initializes the Cactus 
  -  configuration when it is called the first time (in its init() method). This 
  -  allows testing several webapps in the same JVM (i.e without restarting the 
  -  container).
  -* [Core] Cactus was failing with a NullPointerException if the response was not
  -  returning any output stream (which happens if response.setStatus(
  -  HttpServletResponse.SC_NO_CONTENT) is called for example) (CACTUS-123).
  -* [Ant] Fixed "java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "localhost""
  -  error that was happening when using the <cactus> task with JBoss 3.0.8. It 
  -  was due to the fact that JBoss 3.0.8 does not support the new "--server" 
  -  parameter which works with newer versions of JBoss 3.x (CACTUS-122).
  -* [Maven] Proper use of "maven.compile.target" and "maven.compile.source" 
  -  properties (CACTUS-161).
  +[todo]
   
   Changes
   -------
   
   Please check the Changes page at
   http://jakarta.apache.org/cactus/changes.html for a full list of the 
  -changes in version 1.7. 
  +changes in version 1.8. 
   
   Known limitations and bugs:
   ---------------------------
   
  -The list of open issues can be found at http://tinyurl.com/6do8z
  +[todo]
   
   For more information about Cactus, please visit
   http://jakarta.apache.org/cactus/.
  
  
  

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