On 9/16/13 12:50 , Christopher BROWN wrote:
Hi,
I provide my own implementation of the Felix logger (I'm not referring the
OSGi log service here, I'm aware of the difference). I set it up using the
HashMap I provided to the Felix constructor (I'm using Felix in embedded
mode), using the two fol
Hi,
I provide my own implementation of the Felix logger (I'm not referring the
OSGi log service here, I'm aware of the difference). I set it up using the
HashMap I provided to the Felix constructor (I'm using Felix in embedded
mode), using the two following properties:
FelixConstants.LOG_LEVEL_P
hey, nice!
Thank you!
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Take a look at ops4j pax-exam it'll give everything you want for
integration testing.
AFAIK the felix project also uses it and they found a way of using
cobertura for code-coverage testing also :)
regards, Achim
2013/9/16 Roland
> Hello Felix/OSGi-experts.
>
> First I wrote some JUnit testcase
Hello Felix/OSGi-experts.
First I wrote some JUnit testcases for a UUT-bundle and a test suite
exported by a tester-bundle using the maven-junit4osgi-plugin. After that, I
deployed all bundles to a testcontainer (felix) in the
'pre-integration-test' phase by using the maven-dependency-plugin. Thir
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