Push EE is an application running on top of an application server. Arquillian can deploy an app, so the remaining workload is to figure out how to replace curl in an convenient way from Java.
Integration tests will be kept separated until we release a stable version of Groovy and Spock runner. Then, they will be moved into standard layout and executed via failsafe plugin in integration-tests phase.
I tried following approaches:
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Manual using Apache HttpClient
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DSL API
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JSONObject to work with JSON
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GSON serialization
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REST-Assured framework
All are listed here: https://gist.github.com/kpiwko/5612949
In the end it seems that Groovy is the most readable while not impacting test infrastructure that heavily.
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Get Arquillian Spock Testrunner and install it into your local Maven repository from https://github.com/kpiwko/arquillian-testrunner-spock/tree/ARQ-1143
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Fetch Unified push server code and put it into same directory and integration tests, e.g.
workdir/pushee workdir/pushee-integration-tests
Or, you can specify path to Unified Push server pom.xml file via
-Dunified.push.server.location=/path/to/pom.xml -
By default, it uses JBoss AS 7.1.1. Run
mvn clean verify
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Get JBoss EAP 6.0.1 zip and extract it somewhere
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Set Maven Enterprise repository in your settings.xml (https://maven.repository.redhat.com/techpreview/all/)
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Run
mvn clean verify -Peap601-managed -DjbossHome=/path/to/eap/directory
To speed up tests development, following tricks are advised:
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Run container in remote mode
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Deploy application on your own and replace @ArquillianResource URL with a static URL and comment out @Deployment method
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It might be interesting to use suite extension of Arquillian, that would deploy Unified Push Server only once per all tests. See https://gist.github.com/blabno/5387599