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Re: [ejb-dev] [cdi-dev] Moving optional EJB tests from CDI to be required tests of EJB
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On 8/25/21 10:55 PM, Scott Stark wrote:
- I'm all for the downstream container tests moving into the
container projects. We have touched on this in previous
discussions about cleaning up circularity between specs and
TCKs.
- Those numbers don't add up with what I currently count on
the cdi-tck main branch where the tests have been split into
a set of core tests that don't have downstream api
dependencies (servlet, ejb, transactions, jus, ...) and a
web profile set of tests. I count 1322 in the core and 658 in the web for a total of 1980
currently. Counting just @Test (which is what I did as well)
will over count because some test classes have this
annotation at both the class and method level, but
- Can you find an example of an EJB test you don't think is
being run in the web/platform runs?
+1, I'll take a look also.
- I'm fine with pulling the current EJB related tests and
moving them somewhere. Just need to know where.
I'm mentioning something I don't really have the
time to work on myself at this time, but it still should
be brought up.
There are EJB-specific spec requirements in the CDI
spec. There are a few hundred tests in the CDI TCK that
are for EJB specifically and enforce these
requirements. From a CDI perspective all these
requirements and tests are optional.
CDI became a permanent dependency of EJB in EJB 3.1. It
is somewhat indirect, but that's how the math works out;
you can't have an EJB implementation that does not
support CDI including CDI decorators. Therefore, from
an EJB perspective all these "optional" tests are
actually required. No one should be allowed to claim
Jakarta EE Web Profile or Platform compliance without
passing these EJB+CDI integration tests.
At the moment it's difficult to tell who if anyone is
running these tests. I count 2,767 uses of
org.testng.annotations.Test in the CDI TCK, yet I see
most our certification requests for Web Profile and
Platform show 1796 CDI tests run. It seems we've all
overlooked them -- in fairness they are marked optional.
What do people think about moving these EJB-specific
requirements and tests into the EJB spec and TCK and
marking them required?
--
David Blevins
http://twitter.com/dblevins
http://www.tomitribe.com
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