| How to Run The Tests |
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| This is a work in progress. |
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| The objective is to make it easy to run unit tests |
| for any part of the classlibrary, and be able to also |
| run all the tests and do easy reporting. |
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| Requirements : |
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| 1) JUnit.jar - any modern version. http://www.junit.org |
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| Put this on your ant/lib directory. |
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| 2) Ensure you have the build time dependencies installed, these |
| can be downloaded using the following command: |
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| ant fetch-depends |
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| Warning: Some of the dependencies are made available under |
| licences other than the ASLv2. |
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| 3) J9 VM from IBM (evaluation) |
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| http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/java/jdk/harmony/index.html |
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| Warning - this is not open source, and you must go through a minor |
| registration process. |
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| This is IBM's VM that works with the Harmony class libraries. |
| We will use this until our own VM efforts come up to speed. |
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| Installation - drop into deploy/jdk/jre/bin/default |
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| Once the prereqs are there : |
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| 1) Build the classlibrary : |
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| $ ant |
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| This should build and install all java and native components |
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| 2) Test : |
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| $ ant test |
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| and wait. You can find a html report in |
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| build/test_report/html/index.html |
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| when it's finished. |
