I am new to ATG. I have an existing project resynchronized with MKS repository which is built using Ant Script.
I need to write a ATG Dust project to test my application. How should i do it. Can you please help me with the steps and some sample code.
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I am new to protractor. I started to automate a small application using protractor. My question is do we create the project straight away using package.json by mentioning dependencies or
Do we install selenium , protractor through command prompt then write scripts. Once all done and working fine, then build the project using package.json again?
Please some one clarify me.
Thanks in advance
Protractor is used for end to end testing of another web project
You can create a separate folder called e2e in your project folder.
You can use the same package.json file, but create a new configuration file for e2e.
In the npm scripts you can first, build the project first and then run the test script.
Finally, I would say that a separate project is not required, as they are part of the same application.
I have worked on a couple of protractor projects. Feel free to ask anything.
Hope this answers your question.
You can create a simple project by downloading angular CLI project onto your workspace.
You can refer to any angular CLI site or video to start with. You will get all needed folders to start with, like e2e, src, etc and files like package.json, protractor conf etc.
How to build and deploy process from Eclipse to jbpm6 console? When I right click on JBPM6 project or BPMN process definition, there is no option of deploying.
Is there an ant script to generate deployable process archive from an eclipse jbpm6 project?
When I ask about Guvnor, people say its removed from Jbpm 6. Where do my deployment go then?
Is there a documentation about the structure of deployment file? Can I deploy my own web services/rest services/EJBs along with JBPM process?
Camunda has a very well documented process deployment model. I am expecting similar model from JBPM6, but there is very little documentation.
http://www.bpm-guide.de/2011/09/28/less-code-bpm-with-camunda-fox-server-activiti-and-jboss-as-7/
There was a huge change in technology in the project for the 6 release, so you need to wait until the final community version is out. Now guvnor was replaced by a different more up to date repository where now all your deployments go. The structure of a deployable artifact is a regular maven project, which make your life easier when you need to deal with dependencies between packages.
Please check the following URL to see the changes in the infrastructure:
http://blog.athico.com/2013/06/goodbye-guvnor-hello-drools-workbench.html
Since I am a big fan of developing OSGi with Bndtools. I want to use it for my new project request as well. But one requirement is that all build processes should be done by Hudson.
My question is how I can achieve that I can use Hudson connected to my Bndtools projects? Maybe someone has a step-by-step tutorial for me :) Furthermore, will Hudson use OBR to resolve the dependencies like Bndtools is doing? How should such a deploy process look like? Btw Bndtools has its one "Integrated Test" project environment where it starts an OSGi environment in the background. Will Hudson understand such kind of tests?
What is best practice to use as much as possible of Bndtools?
Thanks for any help.
Christian
I found a way by just iterate with a custom main build.xml through each projects build.xml. I works and it's nothing special.
Create a new build task in hudson and define there ant build steps rather than introducing and maintaining a new build file.
Create for each project an ant build step.
In my case I created a task named BuildAll which has several ant build steps in it.
I am using Hudson server for automating build for xcode projects.I am using SVN to check out the code and then do the build.
I just wanted to know if it is possible to configure build settings in hudson so that the local path of the directory can be given so that projects stored locally can be build in Hudson.If anyone has done it before.Any help will be deeply appreciated.
Link your files into the project structure which hudson is using. This is described here:
http://wiki.hudson-ci.org/display/HUDSON/Building+a+software+project#Buildingasoftwareproject-BuildsforNonSourceControlProjects
I am new to programming. In fact this is my first job and it has been just a month. I work for a company who use Savvion as BPM tool to automate some process. It has an Eclipse based IDE. The way it works is that we can map business process using worksteps and linking those work steps.
My question is how to configure that eclipse based IDE so that it automatically puts some code when ever i tried to create a new workstep in the process. I am learning new things and I do not know where to start. I have gone through the folders where the IDE is installed and all I can find is jar files. could you please guide me as to where to start looking and any tips to get started.
Thank you.
you can use BPM studio (An Eclipse version savvion provided) where you can build process template as well as customize existing one.