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  2. SLING-1963

Support for server-side JUnit tests, injected in a running Sling instance

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    • Major
    • Resolution: Fixed
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      I've been working on a prototype JUnit extension framework [1] that allows JUnit tests to be injected in a Sling instance, and executed via a test runner servlet.

      Tests are not yet OSGi-aware in the first prototype, but they are dynamically injected as exported classes in a bundle that points to them with a Test-Package header. Apart from that they are 100% normal JUnit3 or 4 tests.

      Next step is to use annotations to inject services in the tests, I'm thinking of something like

      @TestReference
      SlingRepository repository

      And maybe

      @Test
      @OptionalTest(requiredService=repository)
      public void someTest()...

      which would ignore the test if the repository service is not present.

      The prototype consists of two bundles: "extension" which is the test detection and runner services, and "testbundle" which provides a few example tests. To play with it, install the two bundles and access the test servlet at /system/sling/junit/

      [1] http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/sling/whiteboard/bdelacretaz/junit

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            bdelacretaz Bertrand Delacretaz
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