[richfaces-planning-issues] [JBoss JIRA] (RFPL-3268) Reimplement MatrixConfigurator in Metamer tests

[Pavol Pitonak (JIRA)]

Pavol Pitonak created RFPL-3268:
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             Summary: Reimplement MatrixConfigurator in Metamer tests
                 Key: RFPL-3268
                 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/RFPL-3268
             Project: RichFaces Planning
          Issue Type: Task
      Security Level: Public (Everyone can see)
          Components: QE
            Reporter: Pavol Pitonak
            Assignee: Jiří Štefek
             Fix For: 5-Future


Metamer component enabling us to run tests in various templates and to run tests with parameters.

Problems of current implementation:
* Implemented as a TestNG interceptor, i.e. it cannot work with JUnit (which is used by all other RichFaces tests) 
* We cannot upgrade to latest version of TestNG (not sure why, probably a bug in TestNG interceptors, it skips tests)

Requirements for new implementation (almost identical to current implementation):
* It should work with both TestNG and JUnit (preferably implemented as an Arquillian extension)
* I can run tests in plain template: mvn clean verify
* I can run tests in all templates: mvn clean verify -Dtemplates=*
* I can run tests in all templates using "all" (asterisk cannot be used in Jenkins matrix): mvn clean verify -Dtemplates=all
* I can run tests in one specific template: mvn clean verify -Dtemplates=richList
* I can run tests in two or more specific templates (each separately): mvn clean verify -Dtemplates=richList,richDataTable, i.e. each test will run twice - once in richList template and once in richDataTable template
* I can run tests in two or more specific templates (applied all at once): mvn clean verify -Dtemplates=richList,richDataTable, i.e. each test will run once - with both richList and richDataTable templates activated concurently, comma cannot be used as separator - optional feature?
* I can configure a test class/method to run with specific templates using @Templates (as is now)
* I can configure a test class/method not to run with specific templates using @Templates (as is now)
* I can configure a test to run with multiple parameters using @Inject, @Use (as is now)

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