Integrate module tests into jbossas testsuite

[starksm64]

Both the ejb3 and webservice modules have non-trivial tests that should be run as part of the overall testsuite when using jdk5. Getting these to the point of being imported or launched from the testsuite/build.xml seems the simplest approach for 4.x. Refactoring to run module tests from a main maven file could be done as part of the head update.

[rrajesh]

The process to get the module tests as part of the overall testsuite, say, for the aspects module in jboss-head would be.

1. Create a "tests-aspects" target which does the following:
Build the test classes in the aspects module.
Start the required server configuration.
Run the tests.

2. Modify the "tests-report" target to include the xml test reports from /aspects/output/reports folder.

Both ejb3 and webservice modules could follow a similar procedure.

[ryan.campbell]

Ok, the tests-aspects has been integrated into jboss-head, but not jboss-4.0, so this needs to be done.

We also need to do this for ejb3/webservice builds as well. I don't think the webservice tests are in 4.0, just head.

Rajesh, can you create JIRA tasks for the 3 items above?

[rrajesh]

I have created JIRA tasks for the following:

Integrate aspects tests with jboss-4.0 testsuite
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBQA-337

Integrate ejb3 tests with jboss-4.0 and jboss-head testsuite
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBQA-338

Integrate webservice tests with jboss-head testsuite
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBQA-339

[rrajesh]

The aspects module tests in Branch_4_0 (build-test.xml) lacks a single "tests" target which runs all the tests. This is present in the HEAD branch.

<property name="junit.junit.root" value="${project.thirdparty}/junit-junit"/>

in tools/etc/buildmagic/libraries.ent refers to a non-existant path. This causes the aspects tests build to fail in Branch_4_0

[starksm64]

Nothing should be using the ../tools/etc/buildmagic/libraries.ent import any longer. Everything needs to be using the ../thirdparty/libraries.ent file.