Re: [wtp-dev] Disabling validation in JUnit tests

[Gary Karasiuk <karasiuk@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes, there is new API to do this.

Please see: org.eclipse.wst.validation.ValidationFramework

        /**
         *
Suspends,
or
undoes
the
suspension
of,
validation
on
all
projects
in
the
workbench.
If
         *
"suspend"
is
true
then
validation
is
suspended
and
if
it's
"false"
then
validation
is
not
suspended.
         *
The
value
of
this
variable
is
not
persisted.
         *
<p>
         *
Be
VERY
CAREFUL
when
you
use
this
method!
Turn
validation
back
on
in
a
finally
block
because
         *
if
the
code
which
suspended
validation
crashes,
the
user
has
no
way
to
reset
the
suspension.
         *
The
user
will
have
to
shut
down
and
restart
the
workbench
to
get
validation
to
work
again.
         */
        public
void
suspendAllValidation(boolean
suspend) {
         
      _suspendAllValidation
= suspend;
        }

Gary Karasiuk, RAD Performance Analyst
karasiuk@xxxxxxxxxx
TL-969-3985, external: (905)-413-3985

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Subject	[wtp-dev] Disabling validation in JUnit tests

We have for some time using the code below
under the belief that it would disable build validation, however stack
traces I'm seeing in our JUnit output lead me to believe that validation
is running.  Are there other things that need to be done to disable
validation in builds?

final GlobalConfiguration config = new GlobalConfiguration(ConfigurationManager.getManager().getGlobalConfiguration());

config.setDisableAllValidation(true);

config.passivate();

config.store();

 

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