On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 21:10:12 +0530, Shreyas Kaushik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Mamta, > > One clarifiacation here. Do I have to add it in two places? > Some pointers here will help. > Also the jdbcapi tests don't run when I run the derbyall suite? > > ~ Shreyas > >
Hi Shreyas, If you look at org.apache.derbyTesting.suites.derbyall.properties, you will see that jdbcapi is included in the list of suites that get run when derbyall is issued. So, running derbyall will run all the suites listed in derbyall.properties which at this point are suites=derbylang derbynetmats storeall xa derbytools jdbc20 jdk14 jdbcapi encryptionAll nist demo multi unit i18nTest Also, derbynetmats is part of the suites run by derbyall. And derbynetmats.properties has jdbcapi as of the suites that it runs. Hence, adding your test to jdbcapi will make sure that the test gets run in embedded mode (as part of top level derbyall suite) and it will get run in network server mode (as part of derbynetmats suite). The way we establish that a suite is running in Network Server mode is by checking if it has framework properties set. For instance, derbynetmats has framework=DerbyNet and hence we know that the suite will be run in Network Server mode. Hope this helps, Mamta
