CSE 70, Spring 2008

Software Engineering

Check out your team project in Eclipse.
Look at changesets [148] and [149] in the main project code.
For each changeset, apply a patch to your project or make equivalent modifications by hand. (Your IRCClient.java code may have evolved to the point a patch won't apply.)
Update from the repository again and run your tests to make sure they still pass, then commit the changes you just applied, including appropriate comments, as usual.

Download acceptance.tgz and extract it inside your project root directory (something like ~/workspace/<PROJECT_ROOT> depending what you named it when you checked out your project).
Tell Eclipse to use the spec directory as a source folder (like src and tests are).
Add all 3 of the jar files under lib/concordion to the build path, like the other jar files are.
Right-click on spec and run it as a JUnit test.
In a Web browser, open the resulting HTML file, called something like /tmp/concordion/edu/ucsd/cse70/ircclient/Acceptance.html.
Make sure your code passes the tests. You may need to modify the test cases, but please confer with the teaching staff before doing so.
Update, make sure all tests still pass, and commit before you leave.

Split up and assign the following tasks to programming pairs in your team. Make sure to create tickets in Trac.

Modify the generic acceptance tests given for JOIN so they are specific to your implementation.
Add an Ant target that runs your Concordion acceptance tests. Tips:
- A good way to get started is to copy your test target and modify it.
- You'll need to add a task that copies the input html file(s) to the appropriate place under the classes directory so it can be found when you run the Concordion test class.
- To change where Concordion puts its output files, use an Ant tag like
```
<sysproperty key="concordion.output.dir" value="${obj-dir}" />
```