Tuscany End User Sample Testing

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Tuscany End User Sample Testing

Initial Setup

- Most of the following only needs to be done once -unless noted otherwise.
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Be sure JAVA_HOME variable is pointing to a Java JDK directory.
Follow the steps to build Tuscany DAS Companyweb sample application from DAS Java Developer Guide.
Change directory -to java/das/samples/testing/tomcat.
Download -Tomcat Core 6.0.xx zip -for Windows or tar.gz for Linux from Apache -Tomcat.
You can place the tomcat distribution in your java/samples/das/testing/tomcat directory or, alternatively, you can create/edit {user home}/build.properties to -change the property tuscany.acceptance.tomcat.zipped to tell the build -environment where the tomcat distribution zip file is located.
You may have to edit build.xml to change the property tuscany.acceptance.tomcat.version -to match the xx -to the specific version that you downloaded.

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Running

In -the java/das/samples/testing/tomcat -directory run maven:
mvn

Explanation

Maven does -the following:

Unpacks the -Tomcat distribution into the target directory to ensure a pristine -environment.
It adds the appropriate Tuscany and it -dependencies jars into Tomcat (for more details)
Does -the necessary changes -to Tomcat's configuration as required. (for more details)
Deploys -Tuscany's DAS sample war files into Tomcat.
Starts -Tomcat (You should see another window running Tomcat)
Begins -running HTML unit tests that should closely match running the samples -as a user would.

If all goes well at the end you -should see:
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[INFO] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-[INFO] Reactor Summary:
-[INFO] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-[INFO] Tuscany Testing in Tomcat .............................. SUCCESS [0.961s]
-[INFO] Tuscany Testing Tomcat DAS Sample - Companyweb ......... SUCCESS [1:09.771s]
-[INFO] Tuscany Testing Ajax DAS Web Sample .................... SUCCESS [47.458s]
-[INFO] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-[INFO] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-[INFO] BUILD SUCCESSFUL

-[INFO] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-[INFO] Total time:  1 minute 59 seconds
-[INFO] Finished at: Sun Jun 10 01:23:19 VET 2007
-[INFO] Final Memory: 9M/17M
-[INFO] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Cleanup

Close -the Tomcat window and issue mvn clean.

Note

Because the html unit tests execute multiple user actions that change the contents of the database tables, is recommended -that you always run these tests in a clean environment (after a mvn clean), -otherwise you may experience failure on some tests as the expected result data might have been affected by previous test runs.

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