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Add support to manage backing apps via a service

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README.adoc

= Spring Cloud App Broker Acceptance Tests

== Running locally

=== Compile the project

$ ./gradlew build

=== Run the tests

The tests require the following properties to be set:

* `spring.cloud.appbroker.acceptance-test.cloudfoundry.api-host` - The CF API host where the tests are going to run.
* `spring.cloud.appbroker.acceptance-test.cloudfoundry.api-port` - The CF API port where the tests are going to run.
* `spring.cloud.appbroker.acceptance-test.cloudfoundry.apps-domain` - The CF apps domain where the tests are going to run.
* `spring.cloud.appbroker.acceptance-test.cloudfoundry.default-org` - The CF organization where the tests are going to run.
* `spring.cloud.appbroker.acceptance-test.cloudfoundry.default-space` - The CF space where the tests are going to run.
* `spring.cloud.appbroker.acceptance-test.cloudfoundry.skip-ssl-validation` - If SSL validation should be skipped.

To authenticate to the target CF with a user account, set the following properties:

* `spring.cloud.appbroker.acceptance-test.cloudfoundry.username` - The CF API username.
* `spring.cloud.appbroker.acceptance-test.cloudfoundry.password` - The CF API password.

To authenticate to the target CF with an OAuth2 client in UAA, set the following properties:

* `spring.cloud.appbroker.acceptance-test.cloudfoundry.client-id` - The CF API OAuth2 client ID.
* `spring.cloud.appbroker.acceptance-test.cloudfoundry.client-secret` - The CF API OAuth2 client secret.

When running tests from an IDE, the following property must also be set (it is set automatically when running the entire suite via Gradle):

* `tests.broker-app-path` - The path to the test broker jar file (eg. `spring-cloud-app-broker-acceptance-tests/build/libs/spring-cloud-app-broker-acceptance-tests.jar`).

These properties can be set with `-D` system properties on the gradle command line.

Also, the flag acceptanceTests must be provided as `-PacceptanceTests`.

[source,bash]
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$ ./gradlew test -PacceptanceTests \
-Dspring.cloud.appbroker.acceptance-test.cloudfoundry.api-host=api.cf.my.cf.io \
-Dspring.cloud.appbroker.acceptance-test.cloudfoundry.api-port=443 \
-Dspring.cloud.appbroker.acceptance-test.cloudfoundry.username=admin \
-Dspring.cloud.appbroker.acceptance-test.cloudfoundry.password=password \
-Dspring.cloud.appbroker.acceptance-test.cloudfoundry.default-org=test \
-Dspring.cloud.appbroker.acceptance-test.cloudfoundry.default-space=development \
-Dspring.cloud.appbroker.acceptance-test.cloudfoundry.skip-ssl-validation=true
----