| The jUDDI TCK Runner is a standalone application used for performing live tests on a UDDI server. |
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| Features |
| -supports UDDI and HTTP style authentication |
| -has test cases for the majority of the UDDI endpoints |
| -has test cases for jUDDI specific endpoints |
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| Notes: |
| -This application will start a web service using Jetty. |
| -The hostname of the machine running the test must be resolvable by the UDDI server |
| -This application requires a number of usernames and passwords for users accounts used on the UDDI server. You'll have to create them ahead of time |
| -This application will optionally access a SMTP mail server and scan for subscription alerts send by a UDDI server, if supported |
| -Endpoint URLs are loaded from uddi.xml |
| -If you are running this against jUDDI and want to setup a temporary mail server, try hMail. A sample server config is provided |
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| Exexcute using the following command |
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| java -Duddi.client.xml=uddi.xml -jar uddi-tck-runner-{version}-jar-with-dependencies.jar |
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| You can also specify which test cases to run (i.e. a focused test). This will reduce run time by only running the test classes selected by giving the option -Dtests=(comma separated list) |
| Example: |
| java -Dtests=org.apache.juddi.v3.tck.UDDI_090_HttpExternalTest -Duddi.client.xml=uddi.xml -jar uddi-tck-runner-{version}-jar-with-dependencies.jar |
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| This application SHOULD have a net zero effect on the registry, however it is recommended to make a backup of your registry server, database and/or content before proceeding. |
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| SMTP Delivery - Provided the UDDI server supports and delivers SMTP subscription updates, this tool will delete the specific email from the test case, however there's a very small chance could we delete the wrong email, therefore it's recommended to use a temporary mail account. |
