post-integration-test not run if integration-test fails (problem for continuum)

[Eric Brown <yo...@gmail.com>]

I have to start up 2 servers and a bunch of webservices in pre- 
integration-test. Then I run my integration tests. Then post- 
integration-test stops my servers. However, if some of my integration  
tests fail, maven exits and does not stop my services. Despite being  
annoying when I'm just running my tests, it is a real problem if I  
ask continuum to run my integration tests as it leaves the servers  
running on my continuum box if any test fails.

Is there a maven solution to this besides writing a shell script on  
continuum?

My colleague tried using mvn -fae, but that doesn't solve the problem  
either.

Thanks,
Eric


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RE: post-integration-test not run if integration-test fails (problem for continuum)

[Vincent Massol <vi...@massol.net>]

Hi Eric,

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Eric Brown [mailto:yogieric@gmail.com]
> Sent: mardi 25 juillet 2006 18:54
> To: Maven Users List
> Subject: post-integration-test not run if integration-test fails (problem
> for continuum)
> 
> I have to start up 2 servers and a bunch of webservices in pre-
> integration-test. Then I run my integration tests. Then post-
> integration-test stops my servers. However, if some of my integration
> tests fail, maven exits and does not stop my services. Despite being
> annoying when I'm just running my tests, it is a real problem if I
> ask continuum to run my integration tests as it leaves the servers
> running on my continuum box if any test fails.
> 
> Is there a maven solution to this besides writing a shell script on
> continuum?
> 
> My colleague tried using mvn -fae, but that doesn't solve the problem
> either.

I've had this problem too which is why I'm currently recommending to use the
Cargo Java API from your own JUnit test, as described on
http://cargo.codehaus.org/Functional+testing. This allows you to control the
start and stop of your containers from within your tests and you don't need
the pre-it and post-it phases.

Hope it helps,
-Vincent


	

	
		
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