Good Morning David-
If your spring webapplication is taking a long time to startup I would
suggest looking at setting up Spring's config attribute as lazy-init=true
When spring's lazy-init=true your BeanFactory will initialise the bean when
requested (instead of initialising at startup of your webapp)
http://www.memestorm.com/blog/lazy-bean-instantiation-in-spring-20/
HTH,
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Hi Martin,
Thanks for the link...
I'm actually running the tests against a remote installed tomcat, by
poking
it over http akin to HTTPUnit.
However, I'm working on automating the remote install and uninstall too.
I
have it working, but am trying to figure out how to tell whether the
install has finished and tomcat is ready, before I kick off the tests.
We're using Spring and therefore have quite a long startup time - checking
if the service is started doesn't help therefore.
So I'm looking for a way to detect if tomcat's startup has finished...
cheers,
David
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David-
If you're trying to emulate java class functionality in a tomcat
environment
I would suggest looking at David Weiss TomcatAwareTestCase
com.dawidweiss.junittomcat.TomcatAwareTestCase
http://www.cs.put.poznan.pl/dweiss/xml/projects/junit-tomcat/index.xml?lang=en
Anyone else?
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Hi,
We're trying to automate our acceptance tests and performing a remote
install first. However, we have no way to know when Tomcat has finished
starting so the tests can run.
Has anyone any suggestions on the best way to do this? We're using maven
and JUnit.
cheers,
David
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