User: fleury  
  Date: 00/11/17 11:54:35

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                                                        <td 
class="newsheader"><b>TestSuite</b></td>
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  -                                                     <td class="newsbody"><font 
face="Myriad Web,Arial">Systematically and thoroughly testing the jboss development 
has become a pressing need for the organization. There were several independent tests 
done in jboss but it is the first time we spin off such a project. The modular growth 
of jboss2.0 puts new demands on the testing infrastructure. A formalized approach to 
software testing is being applied in JCTS, the unit tests for jboss. Under the 
leadership of <b>Peter Braswell</b> it aims to become the Quality Assurance and 
Conformity arm of jboss. It is important to make sure all the i's are dotted and t's 
crossed in order to insure that the EJB specification has been faithfully 
implemented.</font>
  -                                                             <p><font face="Myriad 
Web,Arial">Internaly to jboss, the development team will use JCTS to make sure that 
things are implemented correctly and that the changes commited during the day do not 
break the server. It will make sure that no functionality has been overlooked and 
missed. We need to make sure that new features do not interfere with old ones, 
something that is going to get harder and harder to detect at the code level as the 
modular base of jboss 2.0 grows.</font></p>
  +                                                     
  +          <td class="newsbody"><font face="Myriad Web,Arial">Systematically and 
  +            thoroughly testing the jboss development has become a pressing need 
  +            for the organization. There were several independent tests done in 
  +            jboss but it is the first time we spin off such a project. The modular 
  +            growth of jboss2.0 puts new demands on the testing infrastructure. 
  +            A formalized approach to software testing is being applied in JCTS, 
  +            the unit tests for jboss. It aims to become the Quality Assurance 
  +            and Conformity arm of jboss. It is important to make sure all the 
  +            i's are dotted and t's crossed in order to insure that the EJB 
specification 
  +            has been faithfully implemented.</font> 
  +            <p><font face="Myriad Web,Arial">Internaly to jboss, the development 
team will use JCTS to make sure that things are implemented correctly and that the 
changes commited during the day do not break the server. It will make sure that no 
functionality has been overlooked and missed. We need to make sure that new features 
do not interfere with old ones, something that is going to get harder and harder to 
detect at the code level as the modular base of jboss 2.0 grows.</font></p>
                                                                <p><font face="Myriad 
Web,Arial">JCTS is built on top of a testing framework (JUnit) that makes it easy to 
add and run tests but most of all to get pretty clear feedback as to the outcome. It 
will be used to gate the release process and to bless the code as 
release-worthy.</font></p>
                                                                <p><font face="Myriad 
Web,Arial">Recently and with the stabilization of jBoss under way, the TestSuite has 
become a scalability, stability, locking detection framework. &nbsp;We ship a series 
of tests, benchmarks, and stress-tests that are know to max the biggest hardware out 
there.</font></td>
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