Damit dem Windows-Team nichts mehr entgeht – Allesfresser check_logfiles
Posted on February 26th, 2010 by lausser
Folgende Anfrage wurde von einem Kunden an mich gerichtet:
Jetzt kam von den Admin die Anfrage ob es nicht möglich ist alle Meldungen (winwarncrit) erstmal als Warning an Nagios zu melden, um dann bestimmte Meldungen nach und nach als Critical einzustufen, oder komplett zu verwerfen (exclude).
Geht das?
Citrus: More XPath validation power
Posted on February 26th, 2010 by Christoph
In my last post (citrus-xpath-validation-power) I solved a validation problem regarding generic XML data structures with some XPath expression power. Now in latest 1.1-SNAPSHOT version of Citrus things become even more straightforward.
Citrus: XPath validation power
Posted on February 18th, 2010 by Christoph
I recently struggled with the validation of a very generic XML data structure in some message payload. It turned out to be a good example where XPath validation can overcome the normal XML tree comparison. I’d like to share my thoughts about this issue, because others might run into similar problems too and the solution with XPath really impressed me with its powerful validation possibilities.
Citrus sources on GitHub
Posted on February 11th, 2010 by Christoph
The Citrus project sources are now available on GitHub for public checkout. You can clone/fork the Citrus project via Git and build your own version on your local machine. Visit the Citrus project site on GitHub for more details.
Localized citrus.properties
Posted on February 3rd, 2010 by Christoph
In larger projects usually a team of testers is working on Citrus integration tests. This means that we need to localize the citrus.properties for testing on different machines, as each tester executes test cases with individual environment settings. In this post I’d like to share an easy way to localize the Citrus settings with Maven.
Citrus: Latest 1.1-SNAPSHOT version available
Posted on February 2nd, 2010 by Christoph
We put a further Citrtus 1.1-SNAPSHOT version online (see http://www.citrusframework.org).
Customizing meta information
Posted on January 18th, 2010 by Christoph
Test cases in Citrus are usually provided with some meta information like the author’s name or the date of creation. This post shows how to extend on this to include your very specific meta data on your own.
Jmx4Perl OSGi Bundle
Posted on January 10th, 2010 by roland
The first developer version jmx4perl 0.55_1 with OSGi support has been pushed to CPAN.
Performance testing with Citrus
Posted on December 18th, 2009 by Christoph
Once you have written Citrus integration tests it would be nice to also use these test scenarios for performance testing. In a recent project we accomplished basic performance tests just using some out-of-the-box features in TestNG. In this post I would like to share a simple example with you regarding performance testing in Citrus.