------- Forwarded message follows ------- Date sent: Fri, 1 Aug 2003 11:36:59 +0200 From: anja...@free.fr To: sieg...@it20one.at Subject: Maven + Canoo + Linux : the right testing solution

Hi Siegfried,

Thank you for your 'patch'. This new version of "plugin.jelly" fixs the problem:

webtest:info: [echo] maven.webtest.src = . maven.webtest.file = simpleTest.xml maven.webtest.target = main maven.webtest.src = . maven.webtest.config.host = actualite.free.fr maven.webtest.config.port = 80 maven.webtest.config.protocol = http maven.webtest.config.basepath = maven.webtest.config.summary = true maven.webtest.config.verbose = true maven.webtest.config.saveresponse = yes maven.webtest.config.resultpath = target/webtest maven.webtest.config.resultfile = maven.webtest.config.showhtmlparseroutput = true maven.webtest.config.haltonfailure = false maven.webtest.config.haltonerror = false maven.webtest.ant.options =

webtest:test: [echo] Starting Canoo Webtest ... [java] Buildfile: /home/anjarivo/Projects/MEW/simpleTest.xml [java] [java] main: [java] [testSpec] Rhino classes (js.jar) not found - Javascript disabled [java] [java] BUILD SUCCESSFUL [java] Total time: 1 second [echo] Finished running Canoo Webtest Plugin

webtest:generate-test-report: [copy] Copying 1 file to /home/anjarivo/Projects/MEW/target/docs/webtest/response [echo] Transforming TestSummary1-LoginPage.xml into XDOC ...

webtest:generate-summary-report: [echo] Summary BUILD SUCCESSFUL Total time: 5 seconds

It's cool, with this nice plug-in I'm able to run these tests using Canoo and display them using Maven. The next step is to do "continuous integration" maybe with "CruiseControl" :-).

Cheers

Anjarivo

PS : Please, can you send this e-mail to the mailing-list.

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--------- De : Siegfried Goschl [mailto:sieg...@it20one.at] Envoye : jeudi 31 juillet 2003 20:52 A : anja...@free.fr; lean...@ibnetwork.com.br Objet : (Fwd) Re: Maven + Canoo : BUILD FAILED Target `' does not exis

Hi,

I just patched the plugin.jelly - it is available as attachment and from the CVS repo for maven-plugins.sourceforge.net. Basically I have two different invocations of ANT depending on maven.webtest.ant.options.

Could you give it a try and give me some feedback - I don't have a LINUX box up and running. A similar problem could be the emtpy target for the ANT goal to be executed ... if all works well please post a success message ... :-)

I'm on holidays for the next week but can devote considerable time to MAVEN for the following two weeks - some paid MAVEN consulting!!

Cheers,

sigi Siegfried Goeschl CTO =================================

IT20one GmbH mail: sieg...@it20one.at phone: +43-1-9900046 www.it20one.at

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