Hi Phillip, Are you using a build scripting environment like ANT or (even better) Maven 2. We have a test suite which includes a JackRabbit repository.xml that creates a temporary repository in target/repository directory (relative to the build directory). When using Maven if you do a "mvn clean" it deletes that directory and therefore you have a complete setUp, run, tearDown environment for JSR 170 tests. Hope this helps, Shaun.
-----Original Message----- From: Phillip Rhodes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 19 April 2007 19:36 To: [email protected] Subject: is there a way to nuke a repo from junit? I have a bunch of junit tests that are adding things to a mysql-backed junit repository. I would like to nuke everything on the start of my junit test (mysql tables and file system). Appreciate the tips! Phillip p.s. A little progress report, I have thumbnails being generated and stored in jackrabbit whenever an image is added to jackrabbit. I am very pleased thus far.
