GreenPepper Maven Plugin - Runner
- Aziz OUATTARA
Runner configuration
The repository configuration is meant to specify where to get/download the specification from.
<runner>
<name/>
<forkCount/>
<cmdLineTemplate/>
<mainClass/>
<serverName/>
<serverPort/>
<secured/>
<classpaths>
<classpath/>
</classpaths>
</runner>
Nodes details
runner
Element |
Description |
Type |
|---|---|---|
name |
The name of this runner. It will be used for assigning the runner to a repository . |
String |
forkCount |
|
Integer |
cmdLineTemplate |
The command line that will be launched for running the test. eg: |
String |
mainClass |
|
String |
serverName |
|
String |
serverPort |
|
Integer |
secured |
|
boolean |
classpaths |
|
List of |
includeProjectClasspath |
Include in the { |
boolean |
cmdLineTemplate
The following template parameters can be used and will be changed at execution time.
- {
classpaths}: will be replaced by the classpath specified in the runner, in addition to the project classpath if includeProjectClasspath is set. - {
mainClass}: will be replaced by the runner's mainClass. - {
inputPath}: will be replaced by the specification to test. (*MANDATORY*) - {
outputPath}: will be replaced by the output path. (*MANDATORY*) - {
repository}: will be replaced by the repository information comming from the associated repository. - {
fixtureFactory}: will be replaced by the systemUnderDevelopment specified in the plugin configuation. - {
fixtureFactoryArgs}: will be replaced by the systemUnderDevelopmentArgs specified in the plugin configuation.
Beware the template variables
In this cmdLineTemplate, the template parameters are written without the dollar sign $. That is not the case for the same cmdLineTemplate you would put in the wiki plugin configuration.
- Confluence example:
java -cp ${classpaths} ${mainClass} ${inputPath} ${outputPath} -r ${repository} -f ${fixtureFactory} - Maven equivalent:
java -cp {classpaths} {mainClass} {inputPath} {outputPath} -r {repository} -f {fixtureFactory}
For a compatibility reason, we will try to use the ${key} if we find it. However the risk for you is that the string might be replaced by maven.
Default runner configuration
Here is the default runner configuration
<runner>
<name>GP Core ${greenpepper.version}</name>
<forkCount>${maven.greenpepper.forkCount}</forkCount>
<cmdLineTemplate>${maven.greenpepper.jvm} ${maven.greenpepper.javaoptions} -cp {classpaths} {mainClass} {inputPath} {outputPath} -r {repository} -f {fixtureFactory};{fixtureFactoryArgs}</cmdLineTemplate>
<mainClass>com.greenpepper.runner.Main</mainClass>
<includeProjectClasspath>true</includeProjectClasspath>
</runner>
Refer to the maven greenpepper:run goal documentation to get (or set) the value of: * maven.greenpepper.forkCount * maven.greenpepper.jvm. * maven.greenpepper.javaoptions