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question asked: Feb 13 '17, 11:31 a.m.
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Executing Maven targets as a test suite, and splitting execution records?

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Chris Zwarts (13●3) | asked Feb 13 '17, 11:31 a.m.
retagged Feb 24 '17, 6:44 a.m. by Minakshi Jaint (511●3)

My team is trying to use RQM as a test suite driver and result aggregator. We are trying to determine the best practices for executing JUnit integration tests on a remote machine through RQM adapter servers. The remote machine is accessible only through the adapter because of firewall restrictions.

Is there a way to execute a maven target on the remote machine, and have the test results aggregated back to RQM as individual execution records? For example, if I have a maven project with a target for a set of 10 integration tests (can't be executed on our build server, needs to be deployed to a mock environment and then tested), can I execute the entire maven target as a "test suite" and have the results of that set of tests aggregated back to RQM as a set of 10 execution records? Or do I need to have a script to execute specific JUnit tests, and then link that script to each test case in RQM and run them individually as part of a test plan?

If there are any best practices for this type of testing, or if we are taking the wrong approach, I'd be happy to look at alternatives.

     Thanks,
     Chris

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Paul Slauenwhite (8.4k●1●2) | answered Feb 13 '17, 12:53 p.m.
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Hi Chris,

RQM does not integration with Maven see https://jazz.net/extend/integrations/#tool=Rational%20Quality%20Manager).  You can run JUnits through the RQM JUnit Selenium Adapter (see Running JUnit Selenium adapter execution tests).  However, it requires a RQM test script referencing the JUnit test.  Alternatively, you could write a custom integration using the RQM Command Line Adapter (see Integrating your test tools with IBM Rational Quality Manager using the command-line adapter).

You may also be interested in:

https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/d-quality-manager-continuous-delivery/

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Chris Zwarts commented Feb 13 '17, 2:38 p.m.

Thank you for the links, this set us in the right direction.

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