| Newbie question. [message #77888] |
Wed, 19 July 2006 17:07  |
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Originally posted by: shankarv.earthling.net
We have a suite of tests for a J2EE application that are built using JUnit
and use Cactus. We are in the process of moving all of these to TPTP. Does
TPTP work with Cactus or is there an equivalent. Any pointers to tutorials
etc would be greatly appreciated.
- Shankar
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| Re: Newbie question - Using TPTP, JUnit, Cactus, ANT(maybe) [message #77926 is a reply to message #77888] |
Wed, 19 July 2006 22:04  |
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Originally posted by: shankarv.mba.berkeley.edu
I realize that I did not provide enough detail. Here is a better question..
We have a suite of tests for a J2EE application that are built using JUnit,
Ant,
and use Cactus. We are in the process of moving all of these to TPTP. Our
existing framework basically does the following:
1. Uses ANT targets to setup metadata in our application for the test.This
step uses a custom upload program to call into our server to load a bunch of
metadata stored in XML form.
2. Calls the Junit target to execute the test suite. Our test siites
normally have atleast 20 tests operating on the same base metadata loaded in
step #1.
3. Uses ANT to clear up the metadata in preparation for the next test.
Can I do the same set of sequences, using the TPTP framework, with or
without ANT? I really would like to get away from our ANT based strategy,
but need some pointers in terms if that is possible with TPTP.
- Shankar
"Shankar Venkataraman" <shankarv@earthling.net> wrote in message
news:e9lotn$d6d$2@utils.eclipse.org...
> We have a suite of tests for a J2EE application that are built using JUnit
> and use Cactus. We are in the process of moving all of these to TPTP. Does
> TPTP work with Cactus or is there an equivalent. Any pointers to tutorials
> etc would be greatly appreciated.
>
> - Shankar
>
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| Re: Newbie question - Using TPTP, JUnit, Cactus, ANT(maybe) [message #83099 is a reply to message #77926] |
Mon, 11 September 2006 11:52 |
 Paul Slauenwhite
Messages: 975
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hi Shankar,
Our apologies for the late reply.
TPTP Test provides a framework for test and performance tooling. We
implement various test tools on our test framework including manual, JUnit
(stand-alone and plug-in), URL and GUI test types. For our JUnit test
tooling, we wrap the JUnit framework with test, behavior and execution EMF
models, UI and execution environment including automated services,
datapools, test logs and BIRT reporting. For your case, you could continue
with your ANT-based approach and convert your JUnit tests to TPTP JUnit
tests using the wizard and use the Automated Services Framework (ASF) to run
your tests via a lightweight scripting language, such as ANT (after the
ANT-driven set-up is completed). This way, you get the rich test execution
environment, datapools, test logs and BIRT reporting. On the performance
side, you can also use the URL performance test type for performance testing
your web-based applications. For more information, consult the product
documentation (Help >> Help n>> Testing Applications) or the following
tutorials:
http://www.eclipse.org/tptp/home/documents/conferences/eclip seCon2006/EclipseCon_2006_Long_Talk_Paul_Slauenwhite.htm
http://www.eclipse.org/tptp/test/documents/tutorials/eclipse Con2006/Achieving_Continuous_Integration_with_the_Eclipse_Te st_and_Performance_Tools_Platform.htm
Paul
"Shankar Venkataraman" <shankarv@mba.berkeley.edu> wrote in message
news:e9ma9h$h62$1@utils.eclipse.org...
>I realize that I did not provide enough detail. Here is a better question..
>
> We have a suite of tests for a J2EE application that are built using
> JUnit, Ant,
> and use Cactus. We are in the process of moving all of these to TPTP. Our
> existing framework basically does the following:
>
> 1. Uses ANT targets to setup metadata in our application for the test.This
> step uses a custom upload program to call into our server to load a bunch
> of metadata stored in XML form.
> 2. Calls the Junit target to execute the test suite. Our test siites
> normally have atleast 20 tests operating on the same base metadata loaded
> in step #1.
> 3. Uses ANT to clear up the metadata in preparation for the next test.
>
> Can I do the same set of sequences, using the TPTP framework, with or
> without ANT? I really would like to get away from our ANT based strategy,
> but need some pointers in terms if that is possible with TPTP.
>
> - Shankar
>
> "Shankar Venkataraman" <shankarv@earthling.net> wrote in message
> news:e9lotn$d6d$2@utils.eclipse.org...
>> We have a suite of tests for a J2EE application that are built using
>> JUnit and use Cactus. We are in the process of moving all of these to
>> TPTP. Does TPTP work with Cactus or is there an equivalent. Any pointers
>> to tutorials etc would be greatly appreciated.
>>
>> - Shankar
>>
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