Yeah, that probably would be possible for 2.8. My thoughts for the
current use of Jetty was to create a class called TestContainer with a
port, context name and WAR path for the constructor. It would also
have start() and stop() methods. Then, in Ant we'd just fire it up
with the test context.
Clearly, this would work in a "standalone" fashion too...
Murray, thanks for the offer of scripts, but I'm probably covered...
On Mar 20, 2008, at 17:01, Janne Jalkanen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
I'm also, in my copious free time, scheming about how we can use
the tiny Jetty 5.1 server inside of Selenium to set up a captive
web app server for web unit testing. The idea is to rip out the
Tomcat dependencies in the Ant script and make web tests Just Work.
Will require 3-4 small additional Jars, about 500k total. I'm about
1 day (effort, not elapsed time) from finishing.
This doesn't really matter for 2.6.2 proper, though. My ++1 still
stands.
Hmm... Could this help also us in getting a *standalone JSPWiki
installation out of the box*, perhaps using the afore mentioned
Jetty as a base? If it doubles as Selenium test server, all the
better...
Jetty seems to be under Apache 2.0 license, so that's fine. Sounds
like something we could try for 2.8 already?
(BTW, if I get some assurance that 2.6.2-rc is ok, I'll release it
this weekend, branch 2.6, and make the trunk 2.7...)
/Janne
