Nice work. The build script is now actually READABLE! It was quite a
copy&paste mess before.
When I have a few spare cycles I'll write a Java class that will find &
destroy all running servers -- on all platforms.
On 4/15/2011 11:15 AM, Tom Mueller wrote:
> Admin team:
>
> The admin devtests are running again on Windows. See
> http://hudson-sca.us.oracle.com/job/admin-devtests-trunk-windows/ for
> people internal to Oracle. There are currently 2443 testing passing
> with no failures on Windows.
>
> This job is running as a direct "ant" job rather than using the
> hudson.sh script. To make this work, several changes have been
> implemented in the build.xml:
>
> 1. There is now a "download" target that will download and install
> glassfish from the continuous build. You can redefine the gfurl
> property if you want glassfish.zip to come from somewhere else.
>
> 2. The env.S1AS_HOME, env.APS_HOME, and env.AS_LOGFILE properties can
> now be passed into ant as properties rather than environment variables
> if you wish. For example, the ant command that is run by the hudson
> job is this:
>
> ant -Denv.APS_HOME=../../.. -Dnum_tests=45 -Denv.AS_LOGFILE=../../../../glassfish3/glassfish/cli.log -Denv.S1AS_HOME=../../../../glassfish3/glassfish clean download all
>
> 3. There is now a "runtest" macro that replaces the call to "java" for
> running tests. So now a typical test looks like this in the build.xml:
>
> <target name="cluster" depends="init">
> <runtest classname="admin.ClusterTest"/>
> </target>
>
> Please use this when adding new tests. The macrodef can be modified
> to add additional parameters that should be passed to all tests. If
> you need to pass special java arguments to your test, this can still
> be done; see the "instance" test for an example. The main reason for
> creating runtest was to make #2 work.
>
> The unix hudson job is still using hudson.sh. This could be run with
> ant too, but I haven't decided yet whether to change this. The one
> thing that the ant version doesn't do is to kill any ASAdmin processes
> that are hanging around before the test starts.
>
> Have a nice weekend.
> Tom
>
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