On Mon, Sep 24, 2001 at 10:29:11AM -0700, Ovidiu Predescu wrote:
> Jeff and all,
>
> Over the weekend I worked on extracting the HttpClient test framework
> that comes with Tomcat 3.3, and making it a standalone framework.
Wow, that was impressively quick :)
[..]
>
> >From the other tasks, the biggest problem seems to be <spawn>. This
> one requires changes in the Ant internals, which I'm reluctant to do,
> unless I get some feedback from the Ant developers.
Hmm.. if <parallel> worked as a task, I'd have thought <spawn> would.
[..]
> There are two other tasks I'm looking at to implement:
>
> - <include> to include XML fragment files in the main Ant build.xml
> file. This would allow the tests to be put in separate files, and have
> them included all at once in the main Ant driver.
You could use good'ol entity declarations here. If you use this for the
build.xml doctype decl:
<!DOCTYPE project [
<!ENTITY tests SYSTEM "file:build-tests.xml">
]>
Then you can put a:
&tests;
somewhere in build.xml, and tests.xml will be included.
> - <listen>. This is very specific to asynchronous SOAP
> communication. In such a scenario a SOAP client sends a SOAP request
> to a server, which will later on send the client on a particular URL
> other SOAP messages. I'm looking at using the EmbeddedTomcat class
> from Tomcat 3.3.
'EmbededTomcat', one of those tragic spelling mistakes preserved
forevermore in the public API ;)
> I'll post some source code as soon as I have the code integrated with
> Cocoon and Cactus.
I look forward to having a play.
--Jeff
> Greetings,
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