| Emmanuel Lecharny (JIRA) 2005-12-03, 5:45 pm |
| [ http://issues.apache.org/jira/brows...ERS-61?page=all ]
Emmanuel Lecharny resolved DIRSNICKERS-61:
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Resolution: Fixed
We have a way to store encoded and decoded PDU as XML in the sandbox project Ldap Proxy.
So we can perfectly replay PDU easily. (even if some more work is to be done, this is going in the good direction)
> A Snickers Testing Framework
> ----------------------------
>
> Key: DIRSNICKERS-61
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRSNICKERS-61
> Project: Directory ASN1
> Type: Wish
> Components: General
> Reporter: Alex Karasulu
> Assignee: Wes McKean
>
> At the present moment the only thing really holding us in the incubator is the dependency on SNACC4J. Right now we don't really need to depend on it if we had a testing framework in hand where static serialized PDU's with known values can be tested wit
h Snickers. Even when Snickers is fully functional a testing framework will still be required. We can't keep SNACC4J lying around even if it is just there to test for correct Snickers operation.
> To solve this problem we can create a special test case data file. These test cases can contain a serialized copy of the Java object representing the Message and a copy of the encoded PDU. Bi-directional transformations can be performed and verified t
o test decoders and encoders this way. All that is needed is a utility for generating these test case data files. An extention to JUnit can be written to test correct encoding and decoding to and from the target objects. These tests can also be used te
st the performance of encoders and decoders.
> We could create a simple XML based test case data file that contains base64 encoded raw data elements like so:
> <snickers-testcase>
> <id>12345</id>
> <object>[base64encoded]</object>
> <pdu>[base64encoded]</pdu>
> </snickers-testcase>
> The base64 encoded data can even be split into separate lines to keep the file sort of human readable. We can build a UI to generate these files that uses SNACC4J and the project can reside on SF.net. Once we have the set of test case data files we ne
ed snickers never needs to look back at SNACC4J.
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