Re: Can we delete the cxf-dosgi systests dir ?
Ok.. then I will help porting the old systests over to pax exam. I now already updated the systests projects to the new 1.4-SNAPSHOT version so they at least compile again. Christian On 10/23/2012 02:59 PM, Sergey Beryozkin wrote: Hi Christian On 23/10/12 13:53, Christian Schneider wrote: In CXF DOSGI we currently have two directories with system tests: systests - This is currently not executed in the build. The pom is still on 1.3-SNAPSHOT systests2 - This is used in the build Is systests just an old dir or do we still need it? If it is not needed anymore I propose to delete the systests dir and rename systests2 to systests. AFAIK, systests are more complete but have been tricky to run properly due to their dependence on the servicemix OSGI test suite support. David created systests2 for paxweb test bundle /etc be used instead. Perhaps the tests can be 'merged' from both folders, with those of 'systests' which have not been migrated yet to be used with paxweb to be ignored for now ? Sergey Christian
Re: Can we delete the cxf-dosgi systests dir ?
Hi Christian On 23/10/12 13:53, Christian Schneider wrote: In CXF DOSGI we currently have two directories with system tests: systests - This is currently not executed in the build. The pom is still on 1.3-SNAPSHOT systests2 - This is used in the build Is systests just an old dir or do we still need it? If it is not needed anymore I propose to delete the systests dir and rename systests2 to systests. AFAIK, systests are more complete but have been tricky to run properly due to their dependence on the servicemix OSGI test suite support. David created systests2 for paxweb test bundle /etc be used instead. Perhaps the tests can be 'merged' from both folders, with those of 'systests' which have not been migrated yet to be used with paxweb to be ignored for now ? Sergey Christian
Can we delete the cxf-dosgi systests dir ?
In CXF DOSGI we currently have two directories with system tests: systests - This is currently not executed in the build. The pom is still on 1.3-SNAPSHOT systests2 - This is used in the build Is systests just an old dir or do we still need it? If it is not needed anymore I propose to delete the systests dir and rename systests2 to systests. Christian
