Eclipse and different platform testing

[HS Thomas]

Are there Eclipse plug-ins for testing code on different platforms
(Linux, Windows XP/NT , Solaris)or different App Servers ?
Similar to Mozilla SeaMonkey perhaps but better!
regards

[Lasse Koskela]

I'm not reading you? What do you mean by testing code on different platforms? And is this the Mozilla SeaMonkey you referred to? (if it is, then you'll have to explain to me its connection to testing on multiple platforms as well...)

[Matthew Phillips]

The Lomboz plugin can be configured for multiple app servers, although I believe you have to deploy to each one seperately.

[HS Thomas]

You may want to test that code works on different platforms (for different clients perhaps). And also for integration testing. Different parts of code may legitimately exist on different platforms ( as legacy code of a few years back).
More accurately I was referring to Mozilla Tinderbox.
Just a thought that Eclipse could benefit from having this feature integrated.
regards

[Lasse Koskela]

I think I've seen somewhere a plugin under development which integrates Eclipse into a continuous integration (and testing) "dashboard" running on a server.

[Jon Strayer]

Originally posted by Lasse Koskela:
I think I've seen somewhere a plugin under development which integrates Eclipse into a continuous integration (and testing) "dashboard" running on a server.

Dashboard?

[Lasse Koskela]

Yep.