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Run JUnit Test on Remote Machine [message #10279]

Sun, 13 March 2005 12:34

Eclipse User

Hello!

Can somebody explain in simple steps how to run a JUnit test suite on a
remote machine using TPTP?

Will the required Java class files be copied automatically to the remote
machine?

Thanks!

Thomas

Re: Run JUnit Test on Remote Machine [message #11503 is a reply to message #10279]

Mon, 21 March 2005 11:00

Eclipse User

Hi Thomas,
The documentation for this function will be provided under
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=83088.

Yes, the necessary classes/JARs are copied to the remote machine for
execution.

To set up JARs that will be deployed and rooted under your ROOTDIR, set
up the CLASSPATH attribute for your artifacts--to set up JARs that do not
need to be deployed (for instance, they already exist on the
location/machine to be deployed to) but still need to be included in the
classpath set up the CLASSPATH attribute in your location.
From the location or artifact UIs, on the overview tab, at the bottom
you'll see "Registered Property Groups," if you click on this link it will
take you to the list of name value pairs associated with your location or
artifact (ROOTDIR is also recorded and read in this way for location
attributes). Do an "Add" and for "Property Name" pick "CLASSPATH" and leave
"=" and for "Property Value" include your desired classpath. Basically I
believe all these location and artifact classpaths ultimately get aggregated
together at deployment/launch time. So the distinction between artifact and
location CLASSPATH is whether you want the JAR deployed and referenced or
just referenced at the deployment location.

Paul

"Tommy" <tderflinger@gmx.net> wrote in message
news:d11tfd$egc$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hello!
>
> Can somebody explain in simple steps how to run a JUnit test suite on a
> remote machine using TPTP?
>
> Will the required Java class files be copied automatically to the remote
> machine?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Thomas

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