Re: [hyades-dev] JUnit testcases required for Hyades 1.3 and 3.0

[Suzanne Dirkers <dirkers@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I would like to add in a Junit testcase
for hyades 1.3 and 3.0 to the plugin org.eclipse.hyades.test.http. However,
this plugin seems to have disappeared out of the WSWB 1.3 eclipse zip and
the 1.3 runtime zips seem to have become only about probekit ( this is
off the 1.3 branch on hoplite4) plus they are all named '1.2' still and
although I can find some source buried for plugin o.e.h.test.http, I cannot
find the actual plugin.  I tried checking it out as a project from
CVS at 1.3 and found out that it doesn't compile..."BaseString"
is unknown. Can someone explain to me what the proper way is to find my
 'missing' plugin and add it to 1.3 so that it compiles correctly?
  I must be missing some methodology here.

thanks,
Suzanne

Valentina Popescu <popescu@xxxxxxxxxx>
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02/11/2004 01:16 PM

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Subject	[hyades-dev] JUnit testcases required for Hyades 1.3 and 3.0

There is a new requirement coming from the WSWB where all projects should
have JUnit testcases created for the 1.3 and 3.0 stream. As a result, all
teams contributing to the project should provide junit testcases for their
own functionality. 

These are the guidelines for defining a junit testcase:

1. The name of the plugin containing the testcases should end in .tests
For example org.eclipse.hyades.trace.tests 

2. You do not have to create one test plugin per plugin under test.
On contrary, since the junit testcases will be used only by the build process
to validate the driver we can use one plugin per functionality. Hyades
already has about 168 plugins and features and we intend to reduce this
number on the 3.0 stream. Any effort on this direaction will help improve
the overall performance. 

We have been working on defining testcases for the trace and log functionality,
including UI testing. The test plugin will be available as soon as the
CVS module is created. 
Since we have gained some experience going through this process, we'll
be more than happy to share it with you :)   
  
For any questions related to how to create testcases please contact  Stanley
Shiah/Toronto/IBM.


Thank you,
Valentina Popescu
IBM Toronto Labs,   popescu@xxxxxxxxxx
(905)413-2412         (tie-line  969)
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