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Posted to cactus-user@jakarta.apache.org by Vincent Massol <vm...@octo.com> on 2002/07/30 00:00:30 UTC
[feedback wanted] Cactus 1.4 beta 1 and beyond
Hi Cactusers,
Cactus 1.4 beta 1 was out yesterday. The idea is to run the beta for
some time (let's say 2 weeks) and if there are no serious bugs release
it at that time. If there are important bugs, we will extend the beta
period and consider doing a beta 2.
Your feedback is important!
If we don't receive feedback, we'll assume everything works fine and the
bugs will have to wait to Cactus 1.5 ... :-)
You may also start giving your wishlist for Cactus 1.5. Here's mine :
- finish the JMS unit tests for unit testing MDBs
- use Jetty to provide a fully packaged Cactus that does not need to be
deployed. Simply run :
<junit>
[...]
<jvmarg value="cactus.initializer =
org.apache.cactus.util.jetty.JettyInitializer"/>
[...]
<classpath>
[...]cactus jars
[...]jetty.jar
[...]my tests and classes under test
</classpath>
</junit>
and that's all! Which means it can also be run inside any IDE in a snap.
The winning factors are:
- Jetty can be completely configured using java configuration code (no
need for web.xml for example and no need to deploy the application). In
other words Jetty is fully embeddable.
- Jetty starts fast (less than 1 seconds on my computer!)
Of course, the goal would then not be to test on the real production
server but rather to provide a fast environment to run the Cactus unit
tests on a minute to minute basis (in the same way as Mock Objects tests
are run all the time).
- try adding EJB redirectors (lowest priority compared to the other 2
items)
Thanks
-Vincent
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