Hi, I'm going very slow with JMeter, these past days hadn't too much time :-s... Should have more time next weeks although. The webtests target should deploy the test webapps, launch the tests and undeploy them. In order to get this done you must have the manager app installed and all the tomcat host, port, admin & password properties set up in your build.properties file.
As for debugging, JWebUnit tests can also be run inside Eclipse as normal JUnit tests, you only need your tomcat up with the test webapps deployed, then you can run them as usual (right click one of them, run as -> JUnit test or whatever you like). Right now, I've got 60% aprox. of web tests failing because they make assertions against localized text. (right now I get all the webtests failing when running inside ant script, but they do run OK inside Eclipse, but it's probably my fault, I've been messing with my tomcat..) Regards, JP 2007/11/8, Dirk Frederickx < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > Do you have some test suite to be sure that the bundle works fine? > > > > Yes, there are webtests (ant webtests), but they are a bit tricky to > > get running. There's a run_webtests.sh shell script which *should* > > get you going. Be warned though: I'm not quite sure whether it's > > updated to the latest changes in the default template. Dirk might > > know more. I know Juanpablo was working on some JMeter-based test > > scripts, but I don't know the current status of those. > > The web_tests are still failing I'm afraid. > So far I've not been able to get the full environment properly setup. > Help appreciated. > > dirk >
