GreenPepper Open Java

Downloads for GreenPepper Open Java

Version 2.1

core	binairies	sources
extensions	binairies	sources

The sources can be found on a SVN repository located at: http://www.greenpeppersoftware.com/svn/tags/greenpepper-open-2.1.

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Version 2.0

core	binairies	sources
extensions	binairies	sources

The sources can be found on a SVN repository located at: http://www.greenpeppersoftware.com/svn/tags/greenpepper-open-2.0.

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Version 1.3.1

core	binairies	sources
extensions	binairies	sources

The sources can be found on a SVN repository located at: http://www.greenpeppersoftware.com/svn/tags/greenpepper-open-1.3.1.

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REQUIREMENTS

• You need a JDK (Java Development Kit) 1.5 or higher.

Release notes

This product includes software developed by the OpenSymphony Group (http://www.opensymphony.com/). See the OGNL licence for more details.

Samples for GreenPepper Open Java

A few samples are available to demonstrate the Java core.

1. Download the sample source v2.1.
2. Unzip the sample source in a local directory of your choice (e.g. c:\GreenPepperOpen).
3. Download the dependencies package v2.1 in your local directory (c:\GreenPepperOpen\greenpepper-samples).
4. To run the samples, execute the following code from the c:\GreenPepperOpen\greenpepper-samples directory on the command line:

   java -cp greenpepper-samples-X.X.X-jar-with-dependencies.jar com.greenpepper.runner.Main src/main/samples/TableOfRulesSample.html reports/TableOfRulesSample.html 
   

5. Here is the output:

   Running src/main/samples/TableOfRulesSample.html
   6 example(s): 5 right, 1 wrong, 0 ignored, 0 exception(s) <<< FAILURE!
   

6. The c:\GreenPepperOpen\greenpepper-samples\reports\TableOfRulesSample.html file should have been generated. This file contains the results of the executed tests.
7. You can also run other samples.
   1. Start the process at step 4.
   2. Change the sample file name from src/main/samples/TableOfRulesSample.html to src/main/samples/CollectionOfValuesSample.html or to src/main/samples/SequenceOfActionsSample.html.
   3. Change the generated results file name from TableOfRulesSample.html to CollectionOfValuesSample.html or to SequenceOfActionsSample.html.

GreenPepper Open .NET

Downloads for GreenPepper Open .NET

GreenPepper .NET core binaries are compiled for Framework 2.0 but sources are fully compatible with Framework 1.1.

version 2.1 - binaries	the zip version of the binaries
version 2.1 - sources	the zip version of the sources	svn on http://www.greenpeppersoftware.com/svn/tags/greenpepper-open-2.1/dotnet

version 2.0 - binaries	the zip version of the binaries
version 2.0 - sources	the zip version of the sources	svn on http://www.greenpeppersoftware.com/svn/tags/greenpepper-open-2.0/dotnet

version 1.3.1 - binaries	the zip version of the binaries
version 1.3.1 - sources	the zip version of the sources	svn on http://www.greenpeppersoftware.com/svn/tags/greenpepper-open-1.3.1/dotnet

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Just unzip (or checkout) the repository, and follow the instructions in the readme.txt.

You can now run nant from your installation home.
This should compile and test "Core", "Core-Tests", "Core-Fixtures", "Extensions", "Extensions-Tests" and "Samples" projects.

To run the samples, simply execute the sample.bat file in the Samples directory.
This will produce results in the GreenPepperReports directory.
It is normal that some of the result are red. They are samples. Try to make them pass

GreenPepper Open Ruby

A Ruby version of GreenPepper Open is under way. For the time being, it is behind the Java version a bit in terms of functionality. Nervertheless, it can do some very interesting stuff already, like support for rule table and flow style interpreters. You can get the latest version (0.7) as a zip or a gem.

First, read the included README file. Then, you can run the example file (located under examples/) with rake:

rake sample

If everything goes well, you should get the following output:

14 test(s): 9 right, 3 wrong, 1 ignored, 1 exception(s)
Output went to *examples/test-result.html*.
Output went to *examples/test-result.xml*.