Running one-test or equivalent on AOP project

[clebert.suconic]

I want to make some test, and for this, I would need to run
org.jboss.test.aop.regression.jbaop194_undeploy.UndeployTester (or maybe something similar) a couple times.


I'm not seeing any build-tests.xml or any one-test target on build.xml.

so, how could I run a test this way on AOP?


I will try to replicate redployment/class leakages within a simple testcase, and that would help a lot.



Clebert

[clebert.suconic]

Actually, what I would like to create a test case that does:

- create a ClassLoader,
- test AOP on loaded classes
- release reference to the classLoader
- Verify if the class was loaded or not

So, if I create a regular URLClassLoader(WithAllTheClassPathINeed), would AOP still work, or should I do any playing with Agents/ClassLoaders?

[kabirkhan]

If you are using loadtime aop you need to use either the SystemClassLoader or the -javaagent or -Xbootclasspath mechanisms.

The tests are in the main buiild.xml, which I have started some refactoring of to make it a more modular. There still is no one-test though

[clebert.suconic]

Don't you have an easier way to run individual tests?

I mean, I would expect you to use some low grain target to run your tests when you are developing. How do you run tests while developing?

[kabirkhan]

In eclipse:

Check this out
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=DebuggingJBossAOPInEclipse

To do loadtime weaving, you can pass in the -javaagent or whatever flag as well

[kabirkhan]

I've added the two following targets:

*precompiled-test
*loadtime-test

They will run a single test in the "most common" mode. Note that the precompiled-test one will need a clean and recompile of the test classes if you want to run it again, so I guess the most useful is loadtime-test.

Example usage:

$ build.sh one-precompiled-test -Dtest=precedence

will run all the tests found under org.jboss.test.aop.precedence. (most org.jboss.test.aop directories have only one test)