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Removing Groovy support. Closes #308. Closes #291 #310
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Proper naming - as in the main project Ignoreing a test that probably never worked
As described here: http://www.poolik.com/2014/02/how-to-run-parameterized-junit-arquillian-tests/ where the credits should go
Replacing previous Spock tests with standard jUnit tests
This was referenced Jun 6, 2015
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Standard tests are jUnit based - for example [this commit](servlet/servlet-filters/src/test/java/org/javaee7/servlet/filters/FilterServletTest.java). Test classes naming must comply with surefire naming standards `**/*Test.java`, `**/*Test*.java` or `**/*TestCase.java`. | |||
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However, if you fancy something new, hip and fashionable we also accept Spock specifications - [like here](/servlet/servlet-filters/src/test/groovy/org/javaee7/servlet/filters/FilterServletSpecification.groovy). The spec files are included in the maven test phase if and only if you follow Spock naming convention and give your `Specification` suffix the magic will happen. | |||
However, if you fancy something new, hip and fashionable it is perfectly legal to write Spock specifications as standard JavaEE integration test. For the sake of clarity and consistency, to minimize the upfront complexity, in this project we prefare standard jUnit test. However, some Spock example are provided in the `extra/spock-tests` folder - [like here](extra/spock-tests/src/test/java/org/javaee7/servlet/filters/FilterServletSpecification.groovy). The `spock-tests` project also showcases the Maven configuration. In this particular case the Groovy Specification files are included in the maven test phase if and only if you follow Spock naming convention and give your `Specification` suffix the magic will happen. |
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prefare -> prefer
awesome - I did a much smaller "fix" at https://github.com/maxandersen/javaee7-samples/tree/groovyredux, but if this PR is acceptable then things get much simpler. |
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Removing Groovy support from main project as described in #291 (comment)
Steps taken:
This PR depends a bit on houskeeping from #309