[WFLY-20952] Added integration tests to the JTS quickstart#1179
[WFLY-20952] Added integration tests to the JTS quickstart#1179jmfinelli wants to merge 1 commit into
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| private long getMessagesAdded() throws IOException { | ||
| try (ModelControllerClient client = ModelControllerClient.Factory.create( | ||
| InetAddress.getByName("localhost"), SERVER2_MGMT_PORT)) { |
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This should use the host in getServerHost().
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| The web page will also change and show you the new list of customers. | ||
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| NOTE: You can also verify the state of the JMS queue on application server 2 by using the management CLI. Connect to the second server's management interface and run the following command, replacing `__DEPLOYMENT_NAME__` with the actual deployment file name (e.g. `{artifactId}-application-component-2-{version}.jar`): |
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{version} is not defined, so you either pass it from Maven as done at https://github.com/jmfinelli/quickstart-wildfly/blob/WFLY-20952/microprofile-fault-tolerance/pom.xml#L147 , or you set the deployment name's to have no version, as done for application-component-1 at https://github.com/jmfinelli/quickstart-wildfly/blob/WFLY-20952/jts/application-component-1/pom.xml#L109
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| This shows the total number of messages added to the queue since the server started. You can find the deployment name by running `ls /deployment` in the CLI. | ||
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| // Undeploy the Quickstart |
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We need testing instructions, usually this is done by adding the following include, before the undeploy one:
// Server Distribution Testing
include::../shared-doc/run-integration-tests-with-server-distribution.adoc[leveloffset=+1]
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| private long getMessagesAdded() throws IOException { | ||
| try (ModelControllerClient client = ModelControllerClient.Factory.create( |
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You could use http client for this too, and don't depend on WildFly Core... Honestly I am not sure if the Core's ModelControllerClient should be used by user apps.
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Addresses WFLY-20952