Arquillian Chameleon

1. Add dependency 4. Chameleon annotation meta-annotation 6. Chameleon Maven build deployment 7. Chameleon Gradle build deployment
Add dependency in your build tool. You can use @ChameleonTarget as meta-annotation of your Add dependency: pom.xml
own annotations.
pom.xml pom.xml <dependency> 
Wild y.java   <groupId>org.arquillian.container</groupId> 
<dependency>  <dependency>    <artifactId> 
  <groupId>org.arquillian.container</groupId>  @Target({ ElementType.TYPE})    <groupId>org.arquillian.container</groupId>      arquillian­chameleon­gradle­build­deployment 
  <artifactId>  @Retention(RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME)    <artifactId>    </artifactId> 
    arquillian­chameleon­junit­container­starter  @Documented      arquillian­chameleon­maven­build­deployment    <version>1.0.0.CR4</version> 
  </artifactId>  @Inherited    </artifactId>    <scope>test</scope> 
  <version>1.0.0.CR4</version>  @ChameleonTarget("wildfly:12.0.0.Final:managed")    <version>1.0.0.CR4</version>  </dependency>
  <scope>test</scope>  public @interface Wildfly {    <scope>test</scope> 
</dependency> } </dependency>

You can execute Gradle build task and take the output and
deploy it to choosen container. @DeploymentParameters are
GreetingsServiceTest.java You can execute Maven package goal and take output and used to set same parameters as you usually do in @Deployment
2. Chameleon container deploy it to choosen container. @DeploymentParameters are annotation.
@Wildfly  used to set same parameters as you usually do in @Deployment
You can de ne the container to be used in arquillian.xml @RunWith(ArquillianChameleon.class)  annotation. GreetingsServiceTest.java
using Chameleon special container. public class GreetingServiceTest { 
} GreetingsServiceTest.java @RunWith(ArquillianChameleon.class) 
arquillian.xml @ChameleonTarget("wildfly:12.0.0.Final:managed") 
@RunWith(ArquillianChameleon.class)  @GradleBuild 
<container qualifier="chameleon" default="true">  @ChameleonTarget("wildfly:13.0.0.Final:managed")  public class GreetingServiceTest { 
  <configuration>  @MavenBuild  }
    <property name="chameleonTarget">  5. Rede ning meta-annotations @DeploymentParameters(testable = false) 
      wildfly:13.0.0.Final:managed  public class GreetingServiceTest { 
    </property>  You can use your own annotations as meta-annotations as well to }
  </configuration>  rede ne any of the parameters.
</container> 8. Supported Containers
Wild y13.java
Name Version
@Target({ ElementType.TYPE}) 
@Retention(RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME)  JBoss EAP [6.x-7.x]
3. Chameleon annotation @Documented 
@Inherited 
You can use annotation approach by using @Wildfly  Wild y [8.x-13.x]
ArquillianChameleon runner and annotating your test with @ChameleonTarget(version = "13.0.0") 
@ChameleonTarget. public @interface Wildfly13 { 
} JBoss AS [7.0 - 7.1]
GreetingsServiceTest.java

@RunWith(ArquillianChameleon.class)  GlassFish [3.1.2 - 5.x]

@ChameleonTarget("wildfly:13.0.0.Final:managed") 
public class GreetingServiceTest { 
} Payara 4.x

Tomcat 6.x-8.x]
You can use system properties and environment
Important
variables, i.e ${application.server}