| Re: [tycho-user] Running UI tests without starting a full-blown workbench |
Hi Mikael,,
thanks for your suggestions.
> Do you think your tests would work with the regular surefire:test
> application (plain Java, no OSGi, no Eclipse Launcher)? That would be
> what gives the best performance if you can achieve it.
I still need to have an OSGi runtime, due to Bundle-Classpath manifest
entries and multiple versions of the same dependency on the "classpath",
so using the maven-surefire-plugin is not an option, I'm afraid.
>Trying it is only
> a matter of invoking the maven-surefire-plugin:test mojo in your pom.xml.
> Do you also set the "useUIHarness" to true? I think this flag would
> immediately start a workbench, so for your case, it should probably be
> false (and you test should take care of starting the Display).
Starting the display in the test code can be done fairly unobtrusively
> @BeforeClass
> public static void setUpDisplay() {
> display = new Display();
> }
>
> @AfterClass
> public static void tearDownDisplay() {
> display.dispose();
> }
but I couldn't get the display.readAndDispatch()/display.sleep() loop to
work.
Next I tried setting up my own dummy IApplication and registering it in
my UI test's fragment.xml, but despite configuring the <application>
with the tych-surefire-plugin, the plugin cannot find it:
> Could not find application "org.example.application" in the test runtime. Make sure that the test runtime includes the bundle which defines this application.
Any idea what I am doing wrong?
Best wishes,
Andreas
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