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Monthly Archives: March 2006

Extending J2MEUnit to publish the results

Sunday, March 19, 2006

As those who use j2meunit to automate their testing already know, the problem is with viewing the results and gathering them, when tests run on real handset.
So I had to extend the original j2meunit to submit results to the server.
I had to create a new test runner that extends the j2meunit.midletui.TestRunner and overwrites siingle [...]

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Automated testing on handset

Monday, March 13, 2006

The plan is to use j2meunit to create automated testing of the application that will run on a mobile handset. There are some challenges with this. Mobile app development is actually quite full of challenges that most of j2ee developers forgot about or mostly don’t care about:

Memory is very limited.
Threads

So the main issue with testing [...]

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j2meunit reports

Thursday, March 9, 2006

I’ve been working on setting up continuous integration of a j2me project using cruise control to fire up ant build. For compiling, packaging and obfuscation I use industry’s standard tools: antenna, and for unit testing I use the only available option: j2meunit. (Long live the SourceForge that hosts all of this open source projects.)
So I’ve [...]

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EclipseME generated build scripts and classpath

Wednesday, March 1, 2006

Yesterday I’ve found out that when I generated build script in EclipseMe by doing:

right click on project
J2ME/Export Antenna Build Files

the project’s classpath is populated correctly everywhere, or better to say it is correctly defined and is referenced everywhere except wtkrun. For some strange reason wtkrun does not reference project’s classpath at all, so I had [...]

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