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dnygaard / JsonRestFixture

Json focused extension of the RestFixture FitNesse plugin - automate testing Json REST calls within FitNesse framework.
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What is the stable version of JsonRestFixture if at all we want to use in production and what is the minimum JDK version and RestFixture version that is required? #5

Closed kadimulam closed 8 years ago

dnygaard commented 8 years ago

I see the last synchronisation with RestFixture was done October 2014 or earlier. I also see I tested that version with Java 1.7.

The current version includes the version of RestFixture that was current at that time. (RestFixture appeared dormant at that time). You don't need to install RestFixture too. But, if you want a new release of RestFixture, you can clone the latest RestFixture and add my JsonRestFixture and helperclasses + modify the pom-file yourself.

I believe the current version should work as is, but limited to the old version of RestFixture and old versions of the support libraries.

See issue #4. - Is planned but waiting for some available time.

kadimulam commented 8 years ago

In pom.xml i can see smartrics-RestClient.2.1.jar. I am assuming, this needs to be updated to a higher version (4.1), if we need to have updated RestFixture. Is that correct?

dnygaard commented 8 years ago

Yes, correct.

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In pom.xml i can see smartrics-RestClient.2.1.jar. I am assuming, this needs to be updated to a higher version (4.1), if we need to have updated RestFixture. Is that correct?

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kadimulam commented 8 years ago

Ok, do we have copyright permission to modify the RestFixture version in pom.xml if at all we want to use code in production?

dnygaard commented 8 years ago

On the JsonRestFixture code, do whatever you like, no restrictions for usage or modifications, but also no liabilities on my part, I share it here on GitHub for anyone who need to use it. For RestFixture and the other libraries: check the copyrights, but I expect the copyrights are similar.