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[jira] Updated: (CACTUS-33) cactus RunServerTestsTask timeout parameter
The following issue has been updated:
Updater: Vincent Massol (mailto:vmassol@apache.org)
Date: Sat, 17 Apr 2004 8:58 AM
Changes:
assignee changed from Cactus Developers Mailing List to Vincent Massol
description changed from Hello,
a small suggestion for enhancement of the ant task runservertests.
We run cactus tests as part of a nightly build process.
If deployment done by the startTarget of runservertests fails,
the build process hangs and must be killed.
It would be nice if the ant task runservertests had an additional
parameter that limits the time that StartServerHelper attempts to
start the server. If the server URL is not callable within the timeout,
a build exception should be raised. The same should be done when the
startTarget (invoked in a separate thread) throws a BuildException.
The parameter might be called startTimeout, integer, unit seconds.
The default could be -1 to wait "forever".
regards,
mpi. to Hello,
a small suggestion for enhancement of the ant task runservertests.
We run cactus tests as part of a nightly build process.
If deployment done by the startTarget of runservertests fails,
the build process hangs and must be killed.
It would be nice if the ant task runservertests had an additional
parameter that limits the time that StartServerHelper attempts to
start the server. If the server URL is not callable within the timeout,
a build exception should be raised. The same should be done when the
startTarget (invoked in a separate thread) throws a BuildException.
The parameter might be called startTimeout, integer, unit seconds.
The default could be -1 to wait "forever".
regards,
mpi.
environment changed from Operating System: All
Platform: All to Operating System: All
Platform: All
priority changed to Major
Fix Version changed to 1.5-beta1
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Key: CACTUS-33
Summary: cactus RunServerTestsTask timeout parameter
Type: Bug
Status: Resolved
Priority: Major
Resolution: FIXED
Project: Cactus
Components:
Ant Integration
Fix Fors:
1.5-beta1
Versions:
1.4.1
Assignee: Vincent Massol
Reporter: Michael Pichler
Created: Fri, 7 Feb 2003 9:29 AM
Updated: Sat, 17 Apr 2004 8:58 AM
Environment: Operating System: All
Platform: All
Description:
Hello,
a small suggestion for enhancement of the ant task runservertests.
We run cactus tests as part of a nightly build process.
If deployment done by the startTarget of runservertests fails,
the build process hangs and must be killed.
It would be nice if the ant task runservertests had an additional
parameter that limits the time that StartServerHelper attempts to
start the server. If the server URL is not callable within the timeout,
a build exception should be raised. The same should be done when the
startTarget (invoked in a separate thread) throws a BuildException.
The parameter might be called startTimeout, integer, unit seconds.
The default could be -1 to wait "forever".
regards,
mpi.
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