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Jan
>-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
>Von: Martin Gainty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Gesendet: Montag, 10. November 2008 23:02
>An: Ant Users List
>Betreff: RE: smoke testing after ant?
>
>
>yes thats a good point on iMake
>
>On the java
>I use couple of property files packaged into my war file
>destined for different environment such as Development, QA,
>Staging, Production. I currently keep different versions of
>each file for each environment having values specific to each
>env and the 4 different build targets for each env
Hi
I use couple of property files packaged into my war file destined for different
environment such as Development, QA, Staging, Production. I currently keep
different versions of each file for each environment having values specific to
each env and the 4 different build targets for each en
yes thats a good point on iMake
On the java side of the house I like junit HttpUnit and testsgen which will
read your java code
and automatically create wither junit or httpunit testcases for you
which if you configured your build correctly can be part of the build e.g.
Some of these are
You don't have to switch build tools; those links were probably provided to
give you a place to start looking at examples.
The simplest way to run a smoke test is to use the task to run whatever
smoke test tool you prefer. If you're favorite automated test tool has an Ant
task already availab
jpyork schrieb:
>> some links to get you started =
>>
>> CruiseControl
>> http://luntbuild.javaforge.com/
>>
>> Luntbuild
>> http://luntbuild.javaforge.com/
>>
>> http://confluence.public.thoughtworks.org/display/CC/CI+Feature+Matrix
>>
> I thought these programs were for building, I currently use
Gilbert Rebhan wrote:
>
> jpyork schrieb:
>> I am just wondering if anyone does automated smoke testing after a build
>> and
>> if so...what program do they use and do they have ant triggering it? I
>> am
>> looking to do a very basic smoke test after my builds and trigger it with
>> ANT...so
jpyork schrieb:
> I am just wondering if anyone does automated smoke testing after a build and
> if so...what program do they use and do they have ant triggering it? I am
> looking to do a very basic smoke test after my builds and trigger it with
> ANT...so maybe a login and then hit some basic pa
I am just wondering if anyone does automated smoke testing after a build and
if so...what program do they use and do they have ant triggering it? I am
looking to do a very basic smoke test after my builds and trigger it with
ANT...so maybe a login and then hit some basic pages...that sort of
thin
Burkhardt Stefan (CI/TMP) wrote:
Hi,
I try to upload an artefact to archiva. I always get an exception
(Unauthorized) when I have to use Basic Authentication. (The
http-client.jar is in the classpath)
Before I try to publish the artefact I set the Authentication parameters
within Ivy:
Build fil
Shawn, forgive me for steering you in another direction. Rather than mess
around with dependency/include--if I control the dependency itself--I would
find it simpler, both practically and conceptually, to create two different
configurations of the dependency:
- One whose publication is part1.ja
a) You could hold the (java written) task in your project
b) You could hold that in your buildfile
1. Write the java source into a temp directory with
2. compile that using
3. taskdef from that directory
c) Hold the class on webserver, it into a temp dir and from
there
Jan
>
I could implement this as a custom task written in Java, but that would also
require modifying the build environment... which is sometimes OK if it's
really necessary. In my case, my build environment is part of my corporate
environment and it's used by hundreds of people. Getting something new
You could rewrite that in Java and that class.
Jan
>-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
>Von: jbmdharris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Gesendet: Montag, 10. November 2008 13:03
>An: user@ant.apache.org
>Betreff: Re: AW: Inserting different relative paths into
>multiple files using the same token
>
My build environment doesn't include Rhino for executing JavaScript in Java
and it's unlikely that I would be allowed to add it.
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