So Wabash is this set of ant scripts that I have been working on to support BDD and test instrumentation and some beginning MonkeyRunner stuff. The last set of steps is to switch to using the DroidDoclet the same one used by the android project. This way I can combine different documents from child projects [...]
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Here is what the WabashDashboard looks like: It was kept simple without use of grails-groovy, django, etc as wanted developers to be able to use it on laptops as well as desktops. I just used some effective iframes to make it real damn easy in operation. The last part of Wabash to add is the [...]
EMMA Report The Android Drinking Game
Posted: March 21, 2011 in Android, JavaTags: Apache Ant, Wabash
If you attempt to use the ant scripts in android sdk you will end up with a blank non-existent emma html report. Apparently you need to change the location of the coverage.em file in the emma report ask as its not in the test project folder. I now the iphone dev tools are worse but [...]
Most of the feature set is in including support for webkit projects, Native C, etc so that you can use an ant buildscript set with most of the stuff already in place. The last step is the dashboard and I have some interesting choices. I could choose Groovy Jetty, Grails, RoR, TurboGears, Django, Symfony, etc. [...]
The Wabash Dashboard: Its not very pretty yet and I have to polish some of the reports but both TDD and BDD within the same build system(Wabash) and even some analysis of javascript in the assets folder. You cannot really go fast agile unless your tools work along-side the development workflow. In my case since [...]
If you are wondering how to get the build script in the Android Test Project to reference the parent project classes properly look in this bug report as the ant script code fix is posted in the bug report. It assumes that you have the parent project as root and the android test project as [...]
Android Agile Patterns
Posted: December 21, 2010 in Android, JavaTags: Android, android-mock, Apache Ant, Behavior Driven Development, Emulator, instinct, Mock object, Original equipment manufacturer, robolectric, robotium, Test-driven development, Unit testing
You might be wondering why I would spend so much time on integrating things via an ANT or Gradle build tool. The whole idea was to be able to do full application testing from beginning to end similar to the way OEMs do framework testing. In other words the developer should be able to run [...]
Android Tools 8.0.1, Eclipse and ANT 1.8.1
Posted: December 17, 2010 in Android, EclipseTags: ANT, Apache Ant, Eclipse, Integrated development environment, Linux
First, if you are running android tools 8.0.1 from eclipse than everything works fine. Second, to run build using android tools 8.0.1 or higher outside of eclipse you must use ant 1.8.1 or higher. Most Linux version in theri beta/test repos already have compiled ant 1.8.1 binaries to install to run ant 1.8.1 form the [...]
Android Testing DSL Reprise
Posted: October 12, 2010 in Android, JavaTags: Android, Apache Ant, Groovy, Programming, Tests
Image via Wikipedia I did some hacking yesterday with Calculon in a attempt to see if it could be extended similar to robotium. Not possible, robotium is the best option..sorry MK(Calculon developer). Thus, we have a IDE plugin or build that runs all the tests at one time and completes a code coverage report along [...]
AndCooperANT 0.1.1.1 Release
Posted: October 6, 2010 in AndCooper, AndroidTags: Apache Ant, Build automation, Java
There is now a download of the AndCooperANT Android Java Application build tool. Its still alpha with the most tested area being the build.xml script. Of course if you find errors report them in the issues section. Some of the docs are still in flux at the moment let me know in an issue/bug report [...]
