Re: [reSIProcate] Testing

[Mateus Bellomo <mateusbellomo@xxxxxxxxx>]

Ok. I did that and the process is running through gdb.

Can I connect to telepathy-resiprocate using Empathy at Ubuntu? I opened Empathy and I saw the screen attached but I couldn't find the 'Edit connection parameters' as it have at [1].

What I'm trying to do (and I don't even know if this makes any sense) is to connect telepathy-resiprocate through Empathy and after that create a contact list (since I'm implementing the ContactList Interface I want to see if this is working).

Thanks

[1] http://danielpocock.com/enterprise-grade-sip-coming-to-telepathy

2016-05-13 4:54 GMT-03:00 Daniel Pocock <daniel@xxxxxxxxxx>:

On 13/05/16 02:41, Mateus Bellomo wrote:
> Hello,
>
> How can I test a functionality that I just added? For example now I'm
> implementing contact list interface functions at
> resiprocate/apps/telepathy and I want to see some function calls to this
> methods that I am implementing.
>

For unit testing Telepathy components in general, it may be better to
ask this question on the Telepathy mailing list to see if anybody has a
technique or tool for doing that.

For reSIProcate, you can use gdb or ddd.  You can install them both with
apt, e.g.

$ sudo apt-get install ddd


Note that there is a standard way of debugging autotools projects, e.g
for gdb:


$ libtool --mode=execute gdb apps/telepathy/telepathy-resiprocate


and for ddd (the gdb GUI):


$ libtool --mode=execute ddd apps/telepathy/telepathy-resiprocate
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