Re: strange problems with junit

Hello,
 
just an idea:
since this seems to be a sevlet problem: Are there the ports you need used by CC or sth. like that?
I mean a conflict between your test and CC configuration. (Port 8080 etc...)
For a test change the config of your test.
 
for debugging:
write a buildfile that does only the one and only test (no checkout, no compile just use the last result of the big build) that fails and see what happens.
 
Did you run the successfull build on the same machine?

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Jürgen Knuplesch


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Von: Sascha Ernst [mailto:[email protected]] 
Gesendet: Dienstag, 9. Juni 2009 12:02
An: [email protected]
Betreff: [Cruisecontrol-user] strange problems with junit



Hello to all of you,

 

I have some real strange problems in the constellation cruise-control ó ant ó junit test.

>From my point of view, It's not the well known classpath problem (but I might be wrong)

 

First some words about my environment:

Win XP, java 1.6, cruise control 2.8.2, ant 1.7.1

 

My way of software building may look a bit strange. I choosed this way to get maximal parallelism.

 

The cruise control.xml calls an antscript by:

    <schedule interval="3600" >

      <ant antscript="C:/Programme/ANT/bin/ant.bat" 

                       buildfile="${_NBS.dir}/build.xml"

                                  target="build_complete"

                                  uselogger="true"

                                  showProgress="true"

                                  showAntOutput="true">

                                  <property name="timestamp" value="${cctimestamp}" />

    </ant>

 </schedule>

 

This antscript (let's call it the superscript)

-          Performs all needed checkouts

-          Makes copies of the checkouts

-          Calls different ant-buildscripts in these copies to build the different parts of our system

I use this contruction to ensure a clean environment for the called buildscripts:

    <parallel failonany="true">

     <sequential>

        <echo message="start irma buildscript in an external cmd" />

        <exec executable="cmd "

              dir="${sc.release.dir}/${sc.build.dir}">

          <arg line="/c start cmd /c

                                                            &quot; 

                                                               ant.bat ${build.target} 

                                                                > ${basedir}/${release.dir}/3_build_irma.nbs-log

                                                                2> ${basedir}/${release.dir}/3_build_irma.err.nbs-log

                                                                &quot; "/>

        </exec>

      </sequential>

 

One of these buildscripts calls junit to run the unit tests:

  <target name="run.junit.tests"

          depends="init"

          unless="release"

                                 if="junit" >

                                 

                <mkdir dir="${temp.dir}/junit"/>

 

                <junit printsummary="withOutAndErr" 

                       haltonfailure="false" 

                                  haltonerror="false"

                                  showoutput="true"

                                  timeout="60000"

                                  tempdir="${temp.dir}" >

                  <classpath refid="irma.build.classpath" /> 

        

      <formatter type="xml"/>

                  

      <batchtest fork="yes" todir="${temp.dir}/junit">

        <fileset dir="${base.src.dir}">

          <include name="**/test/*.java"/>

        </fileset>

        <fileset dir="${irma.src.dir}">

          <include name="**/test/*.java"/>

        </fileset>

      </batchtest>

                  

    </junit>

                

 

When I start the superscript by hand, all junit tests were performed and reportet.

When cruise control starts the superscript, the junit tests stop always at the 64. test with this error

    [junit] Test com.xtramind.common.http.test.TestService FAILED

    [junit] Test com.xtramind.common.http.test.TestServlet FAILED

 

BUILD FAILED

F:\NightlyBuildSystem\NBS-run-20090609061149\developer\irma\buildfiles\irma\build.xml:3394: The following error occurred while executing this line:

F:\NightlyBuildSystem\NBS-run-20090609061149\developer\irma\buildfiles\irma\build.xml:1392: org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.junit.XMLJUnitResultFormatter is not a JUnitResultFormatter

 

Up to this point, 63 junit reports in xml format have been written (using this XMLJUnitResultFormatter).

 

I checked the FAQs, I googled around, I searched the mailing list.

But I did not find something that helped me out of this mess.

I'm puzzled because I simply do  not understand what's going on there L

 

Has anyone an idea?

 

If you need more information: just ask.

 

Ein Gruss von der Saar

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Sascha Ernst
Dipl. Inform.
Head of Software Quality Management

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