Practical testing of Eclipse plugins and OSGi bundles
Philippe Ombredanne (Eclipse ATF committer, Eclipse VE committer, Eclipse SOC committer, EasyEclipse maintainer, PHPEclipse committer, Drools committer, Mozilla contributor.)
Test And Performance · Tutorial
Monday, 08:00, 2 hours | Great America Meeting Room 2 | 
Philippe Ombredanne
Join us as we share practical experiences, test configurations and patterns to test Eclipse plug-ins and OSGi bundles and RCP applications using a variety of Eclipse-based open tools and testing frameworks.
Take-aways
- Tips and tricks on test setup and configuration
- How to setup test to run from the command line in an automated build
- Eclipse GUI testing
- Eclipse.org projects testing patterns review
- Pointers to valuable open source Eclipse-based tools
- Code samples and tutorial materials
Intended audience
Eclipse plug-ins and OSGi bundles developers and committers.
Philippe is a passionate open source software developer, Eclipse committer, activist and enthusiast plug-in developer. He is a maintainer for EasyEclipse, an open source distribution of useful Eclipse plug-ins, and active contributor to several open source Eclipse projects, including PHPEclipse, the Visual Editor, the Ajax Tooling Framework, the Drools IDE and more. As a volunteer, he led the Google Summer of Code program for Eclipse for the last two years.
He is the CTO and co-founder of nexB, a software company dedicated to open source and application life-cycle management tools and services. Prior to nexB, he has worked at McDonnell Douglas, Accenture, and BearingPoint in various software development and consulting positions. He has worked on assignments with Apple, BEA, Checkpoint, Cisco, HP, Mercury, Microsoft, NetApp, Oracle, Salesforce.com, SAP and Wind River.
Philippe can be found on Eclipse IRC channels as pombreda.
