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[[AWG]] and Linden Lab plan to share the effort in writing a test harness which executes tests against implementations of the Open Grid Protocol [[SLGOGP_Draft_1|(OGP)]]. The intent is not to test SL or OpenSim (or gridX) themselves. Rather, the desire is to create a framework where the implementations of the protocols can be tested in any virtual environment implemented per the OGP protocols. We plan to be able to test at the smallest functional level possible, akin to unit testing, and to have the ability to use the framework to sequence steps to enable state specific tests to be run. | |||
The longer term vision is essentially a client library, capable of navigating the grid and interacting with the various hosts, sitting next to a testing framework, happily running along telling us what works where, and where something needs a little attention to work according to specification... | The longer term vision is essentially a client library, capable of navigating the grid and interacting with the various hosts, sitting next to a testing framework, happily running along telling us what works where, and where something needs a little attention to work according to specification... | ||
Tao Takashi has hit the ground running with an experimental framework which has been made available [http://code.google.com/p/pysecondlife/ here]. Read more at his blogpost describing the start of his work at his very long [http://mrtopf.de/blog/secondlife/worldofsl/setting-up-a-framework-for-a-python-implementation-of-the-open-grid-protocol-technical url]. | |||
Revision as of 17:50, 20 May 2008
{Incomplete, Enus is working on this tonite}
AWG and Linden Lab plan to share the effort in writing a test harness which executes tests against implementations of the Open Grid Protocol (OGP). The intent is not to test SL or OpenSim (or gridX) themselves. Rather, the desire is to create a framework where the implementations of the protocols can be tested in any virtual environment implemented per the OGP protocols. We plan to be able to test at the smallest functional level possible, akin to unit testing, and to have the ability to use the framework to sequence steps to enable state specific tests to be run.
The longer term vision is essentially a client library, capable of navigating the grid and interacting with the various hosts, sitting next to a testing framework, happily running along telling us what works where, and where something needs a little attention to work according to specification...
Tao Takashi has hit the ground running with an experimental framework which has been made available here. Read more at his blogpost describing the start of his work at his very long url.