FlexUnit News: FlexUnit for Ant on OS X and John Mason's TDD Presentation
I wanted to keep people informed about FlexUnit so as I saw these two items of news I thought that I would share.
First off, the guys at Adobe Consulting have been at it again. They have released FlexUnit for Ant on OS X. Since most of Adobe's Flex and Flash staff have converted to Intel-based Macintosh systems, mostly Mac Book Pro machines, I am sure that they heard a lot of complaints internally. Take a look. There is even an example application to try it out. It is really great that the Adobe Consulting team takes the time to give us things like FlexUnit, FlexUnit for Ant and Cairngorm — where would we be without them?
Also FlexUnit related, John Mason's AFFUG talk Unit Testing and Test Driven Development (TDD) for Flex & ActionScript 3.0 presentation slides, example code and recording have been published on John's Lab site. Special thanks to him for his presentation and inspiration.
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I'm trying to integrate your plugin with maven.
when type mvn test, everything begin well, but when the MavenTestRunner.mxml try to connect to a client i have this error(I'll put the final part(when the error occurs)):
[Flex compiler] C:\DatasulWorkstation\workspace\f15\target\test\f15-test-1.0.swf (127026 bytes)
Server and Client sockets initializing...
Launching testing server socket on localhost:11000.
Successfully created server socket.
ServerSocket[addr=0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0,port=0,localport=11000]
Running : C:\DatasulWorkstation\workspace\f15\target\test\f15-test-1.0.swf
Running Flash Player...
Waiting for client connection on port 11000.
Successfully open client socket.
NG] Client socket close error.
Tests ended.
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] BUILD ERROR
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Client socket connection time out.
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For more information, run Maven with the -e switch
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I'm thankfull if could help me on that.
thankyou very much since now.
bye!
I have never used Maven... but it looks like you have NOT established the server address... 0.0.0.0 is not a proper address, I believe. Shouldn't that be 127.0.0.0 or localhost?
Sorry. I am no help here.