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title: Integration Tests
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subtitle: How to run integration tests
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displayToc: false
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---
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You can find the integration tests in the module **scm-it** (and a few still in **scm-webapp**). To run them,
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simply start maven with the profile `it`:
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```
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mvn install -Pit -DskipUnitTests -pl :scm-webapp,:scm-it
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```
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This will start a jetty server and execute all integration tests in the maven phase `integration-test` using the
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normal failsafe plugin. Integration tests are all classes ending with `ITCase` and are written using JUnit.
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To develop integration tests, you should start a local server with the **scm-integration-test-plugin**. This plugin is
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used as a way to introspect server internals. For example you can register event listeners here and access their
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triggers with a REST endpoint. Of course, this plugin is not and should not be installed in productive systems.
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You can start the server with this plugin using the following maven call:
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```
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mvn run -pl :scm-integration-test-plugin
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```
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