The diffusion-maven-plugin enables you to start and stop a Diffusion server from within Maven for the purpose of running tests against that Diffusion server.
diffusion:startis the default goal invoked during the pre-integration-test phase for projects using this mojo. This goal starts a Diffusion server.diffusion:stopis the default goal invoked during the post-integration-test phase for projects using this mojo. This goal stops a Diffusion server.
Use the maven-failsafe-plugin to run your integration tests.
The diffusion-maven-plugin/src/main/examples/pom.xml file shows how to include the maven-failsafe-plugin and diffusion-maven-plugin in your test suite POM file.
When you define the execution of the diffusion:start goal, you can configure a server start timeout. If the server takes longer than this time to start, the goal fails.
<configuration>
<serverStartTimeout>10000</serverStartTimeout>
</configuration>
Provide the location of your Diffusion server installation as a dependency and property. For example:
<dependency>
<groupId>com.pushtechnology.diffusion</groupId>
<artifactId>diffusion</artifactId>
<version>${project.version}</version>
<scope>system</scope>
<systemPath>${env.DIFFUSION_HOME}/lib/diffusion.jar</systemPath>
</dependency>
If you do not provide this as a dependency and property, the value of DIFFUSION_HOME will be used if set.
The diffusion-maven-plugin/src/main/examples/ folder contains a single test, DiffusionConnectIT.java, that connects to a running Diffusion server with one of the default principals and passwords and subscribes to a topic.
When you run mvn clean install in the diffusion-maven-plugin/src/main/examples/ folder it starts a Diffusion server, runs the DiffusionConnectIT.java test against that server, and then stops the Diffusion server. You can use this example test to check that you have correctly set up the diffusion-maven-plugin