Re: [jdf-dev] Getting the quickstarts functionally tested
by Pete Muir
Apologies for the delay.
Group 1 (highest priority)
* cmt
* forge-from-scratch
* greeter
* helloworld
* helloworld-rs
* kitchensink
* kitchensink-ear
* numberguess
Group 2
* bean-validation
* bmt
* cdi-injection
* ejb-in-war
* h2-console
* helloworld-jms
* helloworld-mdb
* helloworld-osgi
* helloworld-singleton
* hibernate3
* hibernate4
* jax-rs-client
* jta-crash-rec
* jts
* jts-distributed-crash-rec
* kitchensink-jsp
* payment-cdi-event
* servlet-async
* servlet-security
* shopping-cart
* tasks
* tasks-jsf
* tasks-rs
* temperature-converter
* xml-dom4j
* xml-jaxp
Group 3 (lowest priority)
* ejb-asynchronous
* ejb-in-ear
* ejb-remote
* ejb-security
* inter-app
* kitchensink-ml
* kitchensink-ml-ear
* log4j
* logging-tools
* mail
* servlet-filterlistener
On 27 Nov 2012, at 15:51, Shelly McGowan wrote:
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> Just wanted to check in with the status of #1 and #2 below.
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> Has their been progress made?
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> Shelly
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Pete Muir" <pmuir(a)redhat.com>
> To: "jdf-dev" <jdf-dev(a)lists.jboss.org>
> Cc: "Paul Gier" <pgier(a)redhat.com>, "Shelly McGowan" <smcgowan(a)redhat.com>
> Sent: Thursday, November 8, 2012 10:32:25 AM
> Subject: Getting the quickstarts functionally tested
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> We had a meeting today in Brno at the JBoss AS Face to Face to discuss how to get functional tests done for the quickstarts and archetypes.
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> Karel has already done functional tests for the quickstarts and archetypes that come under WFK (i.e. RichFaces, GWT, Errai, HTML5). He started by doing a quick demo for us of what he has done.
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> We then discussed how to get the rest of the quickstarts having functional tests, and quickly decided it was too much work for one person to do!
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> These tests not only validate the quickstarts, but also test EAP functionality, end-to-end. They should form part of the acceptance tests for EAP and other products.
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> Here is the plan we came up with
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> 1) We will prioritise the quickstarts to test, so that we hit the stuff that matters most, first. Pete will do this.
> 2) We will create a template in the upstream to give everyone a place to start. We will also add the ones we have so far, so that we have examples to follow. Karel will do this.
> 3) We will review the way Paul has the quickstart deployments tests set up already, and see if it can be improved, or Karel's approach can be improved. Paul and Karel will do this.
> 4) We will coordinate getting the tests added, dividing the work up between volunteers. Shelly will coordinate this.
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> Volunteers (or people we volunteered ;-) to help with this, and take a quickstart or two:
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> * Pete
> * Rafael
> * Jason P
> * Ondra Zizka
> * Vladimir Dosoudil (maybe)
> * Shelly
> * Cheng Fang
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> Anyone else who can help out, especially original quickstart authors, we would really appreciate it! If you can email Shelly to say what you can do, then that would be great. She'll let us know when we have all the bits in place (tempaltes, examples etc) to start add the Selenium tests.
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> Pete
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[JBoss JIRA] (JDF-154) Create a quickstart showing how to add an interceptor based on parameter annotations
by Pete Muir (JIRA)
Pete Muir created JDF-154:
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Summary: Create a quickstart showing how to add an interceptor based on parameter annotations
Key: JDF-154
URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JDF-154
Project: JBoss Developer Framework
Issue Type: Feature Request
Components: quickstarts
Reporter: Pete Muir
Bean Validation wants to add the bean validation interceptor to a method if any of the parameters have a constraint annotation. This is quite simple to do - just check all parameter annotations, and if a relevant annotation exists, add a method level annotation that binds the interceptor.
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[JBoss JIRA] (JDF-153) RESTEasy JAX-RS Client
by Yehonatan Levi (JIRA)
Yehonatan Levi created JDF-153:
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Summary: RESTEasy JAX-RS Client
Key: JDF-153
URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JDF-153
Project: JBoss Developer Framework
Issue Type: Feature Request
Reporter: Yehonatan Levi
I would like to have a working example of usage of JAX-RS RESTEasy Client from within a web app rather than the standalone that is provided as there are some serious difficulties introdcued by the classloader and dependencieds.
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