i created a sahi ant task to run a test suite:
<target name="runSahiTests">
<antcall target="start-web" />
<antcall target="runSahi" />
<antcall target="stop-web" />
</target>
<target name="start-web" description="starts web">
<exec executable="../testing/sahi/userdata/bin/start_sahi.sh" osfamily="unix" spawn="true"/>
</target>
<target name="stop-web" description="stop web server">
<get dest="stopserver.htm" src="http://localhost:9999/dyn/stopserver" ignoreerrors="true" />
<delete file="stopserver.htm"/>
</target>
<taskdef name="sahi" classname="net.sf.sahi.ant.RunSahiTask" classpath="../testing/sahi/lib/ant-sahi.jar" />
<target name="failsahi" if="sahi.failed">
<fail message="Sahi tests failed!" />
</target>
<target name="runSahi">
<sahi suite="/home/me/workspace/myApp/testing/functional_testing/stage_1/sahi/smoketest.suite"
browserType="firefox"
baseurl="http://myserver.example.com:9001"
sahihost="localhost"
sahiport="9999"
failureproperty="sahi.failed"
haltonfailure="false"
threads="1">
<report type="html" />
<report type="junit" logdir="/home/me/workspace/myApp/testing/sahi/userdata/temp/junit" />
</sahi>
<antcall target="failsahi" />
</target>
but when i ran it i would get the following error:
[sahi] java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused
[sahi] at java.net.PlainSocketImpl.socketConnect(Native Method)
to fix this i inserted a sleep call in the start-web target:
<target name="start-web" description="starts web">
<exec executable="../testing/sahi/userdata/bin/start_sahi.sh" osfamily="unix" spawn="true"/>
<sleep seconds="5"/>
</target>
to give the sahi proxy server enough time to start up beforing running the sahi task.
i also noticed that red paths above had to be fully qualified paths instead of relative paths, otherwise the sahi task would start, but it would never do anything and i would have to kill it in order to stop it.
see also how to run sahi tests in ant build file using testrunner
IT, computer and programming tutorials and tips that i couldnt find anywhere else using google, from my daily work as a Senior Developer of solutions using Java and Linux.
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