Patricia Shanahan wrote:
I'm looking for documentation, guidance, or even a good example for
River test construction.
My tests only need one JVM - although I'll use multiple threads to set
up concurrency stress for e.g. TaskManager. It looks as though some of
the existing qa classes might be useful, and I don't like duplicating
code, but I'm not sure how to use them.
Patricia
First open one of the existing *.td files for an example, there are many
options you can specify in the *.td file, including jvm shell options
and any jini based infrastructure you need like a running lookup
service. I don't know if these options are documented, but you can
figure them out by looking at the existing *.td files. When you write a
java source file for your test, you'll need to extend a test base class
like, com.sun.jini.test.share.BaseQATest.java, or some other test file
that already provides needed functionality.
There's some very out of date documentation in
qa/doc/HowToWriteATest.html with broken links that won't be much help.
Your best bet is to look at how other tests are written. We need to
review & fix.
But basically the minimum requirement is a test.td file and a test.java
source file. You can run the test using the ant run-tests task by
specifying your test.td file.
Peter.
