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Fred Grott

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J2MEUnit and MicroLog Server Transport Posted: May 12, 2006 8:01 PM
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I had to rethink how to implement sending J2MEUnit and MicroLog results to a server to integrate with an incremental build server set-up such as CruiseControl. What is commmon to both libraries are mtehdos to send output to console and screen. Thus, if I make an utility library that modifies this to send to server, perhaps?

The idea is to keep very simple let the server worry about the formats of information being sent over and we are not even using something XML based as format until it hits the server to avoid parser bloat on the device side. Part of the challenge is that we are dealing with two environments; one in which test is done on the actual device with a connection to interent through bluetooth to PC or etc and one where testing is completed on the emulator with an internet connection.

Thus, we have to be small in footprint of the library and other resources it might use.

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