Hi Guilherme,
Our application already inherits from abstract Test classes (and it use
spring test runner),
and as you know it's a problem to extends two java classes ^_^
Moreover we will probably migrate to junit 4.x soon.
In the past we encountered problem to run some test with junit 3.x and
other with junit 4.x
I think there is a Junit Wrapper to run old fashioned tests but I did
not try yet.
Anyway, I will try to set up a test environment that follow your code
sample.
But I'm still confused ... why I am not able to run HBase where as I'm
doing more or less the same as "HBaseClusterTestCase".
Thanks for your help,
If you clue why I failed in starting HBase with my code, let me know :-)
--
Guillaume.
Guilherme Germoglio wrote:
Hello Guillaume,
What about extending org.apache.hadoop.hbase.HBaseClusterTestCase,
instantiating it and invoking its setUp()? I know it isn't the most
beautiful way to start HBase from java, but it works pretty well here.
Something along the lines of:
public class StandAloneServer extends HBaseClusterTestCase {
public StandAloneServer(Properties props) {
super();
// iterate over props map invoking: conf.set(propKey, propValue);
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
Properties props;
// load props from args[0], for example
StandAloneServer sas = new StandAloneServer(props);
// add close hook
Runtime.getRuntime().addShutdownHook(new Thread() {
public void run() {
sas.tearDown();
}
});
sas.setUp();
}
}
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