I'm using the Sun 1.4.1 JDK, JBoss 3.0.4 on a Mandrake Linux 9.0 box.
I'm experiencing a problem in running tests using JUnitEJB on some .ear packages. I have two packages, <x> and <y>, and each one of them has a 'test' subpackage which includes tests that inherit from EJBTestCase. The .ears corresponding to <x> and <y> include the test subpackage, and the junit.jar and junitejb.jar files are deployed separately in $JBOSS_HOME/server/default/lib.
Now there's the following scenario: I deploy say package <x>, I run the tests from my build.xml file (using one of junit's TestRunners), then I undeploy and deploy back package <x> (or simply copy the ear over the old one in $JBOSS_HOME/server/default/deploy). I try to run the tests again, but I get "Invalid invocation, check your deployment packaging" error (if I only do deploy-undeploy-deploy the tests run, if I do deploy-test-undeploy-deploy they don't). Which brings me to what seems to be the problem, JUnitEJB, which a work mate used based on examples in JBossCMP. There doesn't seem to be any documentation about it and I have a hard time understanding how it runs (if JUnitEJB is the problem here, and I think it is). If it includes a session bean (EJBTestRunner), why do you need to call the JUnit TestRunner to run the tests? Do I need to put the junit and junitejb packages in my .ear files (like in the JBossCMP example)? What are we doing wrong?
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