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This directory contains the Beehive Controls source and test files. This
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README provides an overview of the basic directory structure, and describes
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some of the useful ant targets for building, generating javadoc, and running
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tests for the Controls runtime.
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SOURCE DIRECTORY STRUCTURE:
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./src:
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Contains all of the source files for the Beehive Controls runtime. When the
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runtime is built, all of the generated classes end up in
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build/jars/controls.jar.
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./src/api:
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Contains all of the source files for Controls public APIs used by Control
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authors or clients. All annotation type, interfaces, and classes in the public
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API set live within the org.apache.beehive.controls.api.* package space.
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./src/spi:
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Contains a small set of service provider interfaces used to adapt or
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extend the Controls runtime for a specific environment. The audience for
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the SPI set is primary system developers who want to integrate the runtime
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into a specific container or application server environment, implement a
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specific type of interceptor or instantiation factory, etc. All of the
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classes in the SPI set live within the org.apache.beehive.controls.spi.*
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package space.
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./src/runtime:
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Contains the Control runtime implementation classes. There are several
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base classes used for code-generated ControlBeans as well as supporting
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runtime classes for properties, contextual services, container integration,
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etc. Control authors or clients should never reference any of these
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runtime classes directly. All of the runtime classes live within the
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org.apache.beehive.controls.runtime.* package space.
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SOURCE DEPENDENCIES:
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The dependencies across the various types of Control sources are:
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api -> spi : API public factory classes depend upon some SPI interfaces
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spi -> api : the SPI classes often consume public classes
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runtime -> api, spi : the runtime classes reference both API and SPI types
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Note: there are *no* dependencies from public interfaces to runtime classes.
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This relationship is enforced by actually having them compile separately
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(api + spi first, then runtime).
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SOURCE ANT TARGETS
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This section describes some of the available ant targets from the Controls
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root directory.
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ant build:
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Compiles all annotation type, interface, and class files in the API, SPI, and
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runtime directory and creates build/jars/controls.jar to contain them.
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ant docs:
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Generates javadoc documention for all API, SPI, and runtime classes and puts
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them in build/docs. After running this target, you can browse to
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file:build/docs/apidocs/classref_controls/index.html to view them.
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ant clean:
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Removes all generated output files from any of the build targets in the top
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level or test directories.
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TEST INFRASTRUCTURE:
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The Controls runtime test infrastructure lives under the test subdirectory. It
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includes a variety of test for Controls running in different context, from
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vanilla Junit/java tests to running Controls inside of the various containers
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that are part of the Beehive programming model: JWS, JPF, and nesting inside
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of other controls. More details about the Controls runtime test tools
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can be found at http://wiki.apache.org/beehive/Controls/TestingControls.
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CONTROLS TEST TARGETS:
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There are two main test targets for running Controls tests. These should be run
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from within the controls/test directory:
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ant checkin.tests:
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These are a set of checkin tests that do shallow testing of a broad range of
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functionality. These should be run and pass 100% before a committer submits
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any Controls runtime changes.
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ant detailed.tests:
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This runs all control tests. Since some of them are test cases that are the
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basis of open JIRA issues, THESE TESTS ARE NOT EXPECTED TO PASS 100%. Currently,
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there is no good filter for running the detailed tests that are expected to
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pass, but it has been suggested that this would be a good thing (to enable
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deeper testing of larger changes).
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