Folks, the initial work on consolidating the arquillian test infrastructure (AS7-734) is done. What you see in pull request 49 installs the latest arquillian 1.0.0.Beta2 release to use with all test suites. These are testsuite + smoke + spec + integration The AS7 instance is started in managed mode (i.e. in a separate VM). There is no arquillian subsystem any more nor any test related jar artefacts in modules. Instead the arquillian endpoint is deployed before the first test. As a side effect of arq managed it is also possible to manually start up an AS7 instance and run the tests as usual. This is useful for in container debugging. The maven test goal works as expected. You can run individual tests with -Dtest=Foo For this iteration, the focus was on infrastructure not on individual test failures. All tests were ported to the new arquillian API. Tests that failed for obvious reasons were fixed the hard ones ignored. To see which tests were ignored run > git grep AS7-734 Attached is a snapshot of the ignored tests. I'll take care of the osgi ones. For the others I'd like to ask the respective authors to have a look. JSF testing is currently disabled completely because of its dependency on the arquillian servlet protocol. I'll follow up with the JSF folks so we can decide how to resurrect those. Overall writing integration tests should now be much easier. cheers -thomas-

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Thomas Diesler
JBoss OSGi Lead
JBoss, a division of Red Hat
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