How do I set the HTTPContext so ArquillianServletRunner can be found?

[billm]

I'm looking for guidance to get the needed metadata into my deployed war.  I can see from the source an exception is thrown when the servlet ArquillianServletRunner is not found in the HTTPContext object.  This object will also contain the host and port.  The ArquillianServletRunner will contain the contextRoot.

If anyone has any experiences configuring the metaData for a Managed or Remote Container, I'd appreciate hearing from you. I'm trying to do a Tomcat 7 Managed implementation.

My company would love to use Arquillian for integration testing, but we can't move forward until I solve this issue.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank You,

Bill

[aslak]

The Container Adaptor implementation should handle this. If you're having problems you can try to debug the relevant code here:

https://github.com/arquillian/arquillian-container-tomcat/blob/master/tomcat-managed-7/src/main/java/org/jboss/arquillian/container/tomcat/managed_7/TomcatManagedContainer.java#L217

One possible reason on top of my head is that you are attempting to deploy a Servlet 2.5 app on Tomcat 7. This triggers a 'bug' in the Arquillian Servlet Protocol. Basically since Tomcat 7 is set up with the Default protocol Servlet 3.0 it will use web-fragments. But Tomcat 7 in Servlet 2.5 mode won't understand that.

A possible workaround is to force the use of Servlet 2.5 protocol on those deployments by using @Deployment @OverProtocol("Servlet 2.5")

[billm]

Thank you Aslak,

That fixed it.

Bill