2 Replies Latest reply on Jul 9, 2014 12:42 PM by bleathem

RichFaces 4.5.x integration tests - execution

jhuska Jul 8, 2014 9:48 AM

Hello all,

running RichFaces 4.5.x integration tests from richfaces-parent pom.xm, works fine. However, the problem is to run just one particular integration test (or all integration tests from components/rich or components/a4j).

So e.g. issuing:

cd components/rich

mvn clean verify -Dintegration=wildfly80 -Dtest=ITResourceOptimization

would lead into compiling errors. FrameworkDeployment can not be found. Matej & Martin is able to reproduce it as well. Are we doing something wrong, or it is not possible right now, in which case it is a bug ? What is the preferred way of executing tests ?

Secondly, one needs to be in either components/rich or in components/a4j folder to run a test for a particular component. Would not it more convenient if one is able to do this from components folder only ?

Regards

Juro

1. Re: RichFaces 4.5.x integration tests - execution

jhuska Jul 9, 2014 5:33 AM (in response to jhuska)

Ad 1. Executing tests: there was a issue as Michal Petrov pointer out. I have committed his proposed solution here:
RF-13717: integration tests should use UIDeployment · 7318a43 · richfaces/richfaces · GitHub
It solved the problem.

Ad 2. WDYT about such improvement ?
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2. Re: RichFaces 4.5.x integration tests - execution

bleathem Jul 9, 2014 12:42 PM (in response to jhuska)

Juraj Húska wrote:

Ad 1. Executing tests: there was a issue as Michal Petrov pointer out. I have committed his proposed solution here:

RF-13717: integration tests should use UIDeployment · 7318a43 · richfaces/richfaces · GitHub

It solved the problem.

Good to hear the problem is resolved.

Juraj Húska wrote:

Ad 2. WDYT about such improvement ?

The improvement being:

one needs to be in either components/rich or in components/a4j folder to run a test for a particular component. Would not it more convenient if one is able to do this from components folder only?

I don't find this to be a limitation myself. I am usually already in the folder (to do my compile) in which I want to run my test anyway. Nevertheless if you can achieve what you are asking without introducing a significant amount of complexity I would be fine with that.
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