Unit Test in SQL Developer 2.1: Automated Builds

Hi,
I am interested to know if the new Unit Testing framework can be accessed via API so the test execution is initiated from automated build process.
Regards,
Vadim

I am having a problem with the unit testing command line.
I am attempting to run the unit testing using the command line interface.
I can connect to UNIT_TEST_REPOS schema in SQL developer.
I am successfully running units test and suites in SQL developer.
UNIT_TEST_REPOS, RCSV1 and DEVER users are granted on the UT_REPO_USER role and UNIT_TEST_REPOS and DEVER on the UT_REPO_ADMINISTRATOR.
The following commands result in an error box saying "No Repository was found on the selected connection, you need to create a repository." (The HELP button apparently does nothing. The OK button closes the box.)
C:\Program Files\sqldeveloper\sqldeveloper\bin>UtUtil -exp -test -name RCSV1_RCS_SECURITY.GET_LDAP_BASE -repo unit_test_repos -file c:\ut_xml\test.xml
Unable to open repository
C:\Program Files\sqldeveloper\sqldeveloper\bin>UtUtil -run -test -name RCSV1_RCS_SECURITY.GET_LDAP_BASE -repo unit_test_repos -db dever
Unable to open repository
C:\Program Files\sqldeveloper\sqldeveloper\bin>UtUtil -run -test -name RCSV1_RCS_SECURITY.GET_LDAP_BASE -repo dever -db dever
Unable to open repository
I would guess that I am not supplying the correct connection info.
My last comment triggered an idea. It turns out that the connection names required are those connections named in SQL developer. In my case, they are not the same as the schema names. The following command worked as advertised.
C:\Program Files\sqldeveloper\sqldeveloper\bin>UtUtil -run -test -name RCSV1_RCS_SECURITY.GET_LDAP_BASE -repo UNIT_TEST -db DeverLocal
The ANT target is
<target name="UnitTests">
<exec executable="cmd" dir="${sqldev.bin.dir}">
<arg value="/c"/>
<arg value="UtUtil -run -suite -name RCSV1 -repo UNIT_TEST -db DeverLocal"/>
</exec>
</target>
Regards,
Bill

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http://localhost:7001/TestWeb/Controller.jpf?test=com.liffe.TestExample
TestWeb is the name I gave to my web project - this will be different
for each
test project
com.liffe.Example is the class above and will therefore be different
for each
test case.
You can also call
http://localhost:7001/TestWeb/Controller.jpf?test=com.liffe.TestExample&xsl=true
(Note the extra &xsl=true) and the browser will (if it can) render it
more prettily.
This seems to do the job quite nicely, but there are several caveats
I would hope
someone from bea would be able to address before I start using it widely.
1) To access the control you need to create it (eg as a subcontrol in
the control
(A) above.
To get it into the test case you need to pass it round as an Object (can't
return
Control from a control operation). As it's being passed around among
Java (POJO)
classes I'm assuming that control remains in the control container context
so
this is OK. It seems to work and the Object is some form of proxy as
any control
seems to be reproxied before the control is invoked from the test case.
2) If I'm testing controls called from a JPD then they either need to
be in a
control project (and my test cases called from a Web Project) which makes
for
a large increase in project numbers (we already have this and are trying
to resist
it) To avoid this - as a process project is a brain damaged web project
I simply
perform some brain surgery and augment the process project with some
standard
files found in any old web project. this means I can call the test JPF
from a
browser. This seems nasty, is there a better way?
3) I would like to be able to deliver without the test code. At the worst
the
code can be in place but must be inacessible in a production environment.
I don't
know how best to do this - any suggestions (without creating lots of
projects,
or lots of manual effort)
If anyone has read this far I would ask the question does this seem like
the kind
of thing that would be useful?
Hopefully a future version of workshop will have something to enable
unit testing
and this hacking will be unnecessary.
Could someone from BEA tell me if this is a dangerous way to do things?
Chris
"vik" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi All,
We are using WebLogic WorkShop 8.1 SP2 to build our WebApp. One thing
I am trying
to get together is a "Best Practises" list for aspects of WorkShop developement,
particularly Unit Testing, Continous Build methodology, source control
management
etc.I have been through the "Best Practises Guide" that comes in WorkShop
help,
but it doesnt address these issues.This could help us all for future
projects.
1)Could anyone give pointers on how to perform Unit Testing using either
JUnit/JUnitEE
in the WorkShop realm, given that Controls cannot be accessed directly
from PO
Test classes.
2)For a project of size say 5 developers ,does it make sense to have
a nightly
build using tools like CruiseControl?We use CVS for our source control
and its
working out pretty well, but given that we currently have no Unit Tests
that can
be run after the build and that can provide some reports on what broke/what
didnt?
I am sure we all would appreciate any suggestions and more questions
on this topic.
Thanks,
Vik.

BUG: SQL Developer 1.5.4 attempting to connect to non-existent local DB.

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Fatal NI connect error 12541, connecting to:
(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=tcp)(HOST=localhost)(PORT=1521))(CONNECT_DATA=(SID=XE)(CID=(PROGRAM=C:\Documents and Settings\ehillma\My Documents\sqldeveloper-154\sqldeveloper\sqldeveloper.exe)(HOST=LMIT-4635)(USER=ehillma))))
VERSION INFORMATION:
TNS for 32-bit Windows: Version 10.2.0.1.0 - Production
Windows NT TCP/IP NT Protocol Adapter for 32-bit Windows: Version 10.2.0.1.0 - Production
Time: 15-APR-2009 08:58:41
Tracing not turned on.
Tns error struct:
ns main err code: 12541
TNS-12541: TNS:no listener
ns secondary err code: 12560
nt main err code: 511
TNS-00511: No listener
nt secondary err code: 61
nt OS err code: 0
This is in SQL Developer 1.5.4, Build MAIN-5940, using Java(TM) Platform 1.5.0_17, on Windows XP SP2.
Ed. H.

Hi Frank
This message means that the driver code is unable to locate a DLL to load up and use. Looking at the message I suspect that the DLL in question <jtds-dist>\SSO\ntlmauth.dll .
There are a couple of ways of making the Java VM locate the DLL, assuming you are using windows then the easiest would be to add the directory <jtds-dist>\SSO to you path environment (replacing <jtds-dist> with the actual path to your JTDS distribution).
Regards
Rob Cooper

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