Messages posted by: fbeauregard

Hi Karl,
We will carefully consider that feature. We will keep you posted.

Cheers,
~françois

Hi Karl,
Thanks for the reply and the kind words to our team.

GreenPepper is specified using GreenPepper and has significant converage. Looks like we missed one ... and probably a couple more.

Cheers,
~françois

Hi Karl,
Thanks for the story. Also sorry for the inconvenience.

I can assure you that we are true to our mission and we always do our best. We will keep you posted here on the fix.

Best Regards,
~françois

I am curious as to why you need to do this.

Cheers,
~François

pbr wrote:

Hi,

I'm using GreenPepper 2.2 in a java environment with Confluence 2.10.

When executing my fixture, I would like to get the current user (the one who is logged into Confluence and who is executing my fixture).

Is it possible ??

Thanks,
Pierre

This option is not available right now. Can I ask you why do you need this?

Cheers,
~françois

There is a user preferences icon in the upper right corner in the dark gray bar on top of both the planning bord and task board.

Just click on the icon and you will get the options your are looking for.

Cheers,
~françois

Hi,

Are you sure you need to embed (load) the test engine in your running web application?
We have a Spring extension that allows to use a Spring bean as a target object for your test.

Cheers,
~françois

Hi Eike
I do not know Patang but a quick look makes me think that the idea is to embed (load) the Fit engine into a running Web Application.
Am I right?

This is not doable out of the box with GreenPepper but I believe that it could be done with a relatively small effort. Would you be willing to work with us on this?

Also can you tell me a bit more about the architecture (ie Spring, Hibernate, etc.) of your application?

Cheers,
~françois

Bonjour,
Pour gérer les spécifications dans un wiki, il vous faut installer Confluence de Atlassian (http://www.atlassian.com/software/confluence/) et ensuite le serveur GreenPepper en tant que plugin pour Confluence.

Vous trouverez la doc ici : http://www.greenpeppersoftware.com/confluence/display/GP/GreenPepper+Server

~françois

Hi Olivier,
Are you still interested in a PHP solution pfor GreenPepper?

~françois

We do not have a test environment with DB2 but it should work.

Install the plugin as described in the documentation and let us know if you have any issue.

~françois

Hi,
I am glad to hear that GreenPepper works fine and the initial feedback. Please do not hesitate to send us more feedback.

Note that if your people like to use Excel for some larger tables, they can do so. Just attach the spreadsheet to the page and use the Excel macro (http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CONFEXT/Excel+Plugin) to display the content on the page.

To give easier access to modifications to the spreadsheet, you can install the webdav plugin for Confluence. Then your users will be able to get to the spreadsheet using Windows explorer, double click to open it, and saving will automatically create a new version of the attached file in Confluence.

Cheers,
~françois

The following line in your StackTrace caught my eye :
com.greenpepper.runner.CommandLineRunner.run(CommandLineRunner.java:7 at com.greenpepper.runner.Main.main(Main.java:33) Error: org/joda/time/ReadableInstant

Do you have joda configured in your Classpath in Confluence?

~françois

Potentially yes. It depends if your Java code has dependencies on Java 1.5 specific features.

You have three choices.

1. You can switch to JDK 1.4 in Eclipse and make sure your code works (does not use 1.5 specific features). This is certainly the easiest if you do not need Java 1.5 features.

2. Install JDK 1.5 on the Confluence box. If you make it the default JDK and run Confluence on JDK 1.5, you should be done (it may have impact on your Confluence installation). If you do not make it the default JDK and keep Confluence running on 1.4, you will need to Configure a GreenPepper runner to use the newly installed JDK 1.5 and make sure your SUD is configured to use that runner.

3. Use the GreenPepper remote agent to a box that has JDK 1.5. You will also need to configure a runner.

Let us know how it goes.
~françois

Hi,
Just verifying, are you using the same version of the JVM?

~françois