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Hi Brian,

Thanks a lot for the kind comments! I do have a lot of things on the TODO
list which could make it even better but haven't found the time to work on
it recently. For instance, for each jasmine spec file you need a java test
class, which is basically empty except some annotations. There's a lot room
for improvement and envjs is not really stable (I had to add a lot of hacks
to make focus events work etc, have a look at the envJsHacks js file). I
think that it might be safer to run your jasmine tests using phantom
because it's in a "real" webkit browser instead of a emulated DOM
environment :-)

Can anyone submit things to the maven central?
Looking forward to your code improvement requests!

Regards,

-- Wouter

On Thu, Nov 22, 2012 at 2:01 PM, Brian Lalor [email protected]:

Hi, Wouter! I discovered your Jasmine JUnit code a couple of days ago and
I'm very impressed. I have a couple of pull requests I'm going to send your
way that make using the library much easier by packaging all of the
resources into the jar, rather than copying the Jasmine and EnvJS stuff
into each dependent project. I'm wondering if you'll be deploying this
project to the Maven Central repository. I think it's in a very usable
state!

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On Nov 22, 2012, at 10:40 AM, jefklak [email protected] wrote:

There's a lot room
for improvement and envjs is not really stable (I had to add a lot of hacks
to make focus events work etc, have a look at the envJsHacks js file). I
think that it might be safer to run your jasmine tests using phantom
because it's in a "real" webkit browser instead of a emulated DOM
environment :-)

Yeah, EnvJS appears to be a dead project. I have also extended your plugin so that EnvJS is not required. Rhino's apparently missing a couple of things like setTimeout() so that required another shim, but it's much smaller than EnvJS. Of course, you can't do browser-based testing, then…

Can anyone submit things to the maven central?

Yes. The simplest way (for some definition of "simple") seems to be through Sonatype:
https://docs.sonatype.org/display/repository/sonatype+oss+maven+repository+usage+guide

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Not going to submit myself, feel free to do so.

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