Cargo-itest continues

The 0.3 version of my cargo-itest project now also supports Tomcat. So now Tomcat users can also write integration tests with fairly little effort.

I am also extending it with an AbstractDefaultHibernateDeploymentTest which can be used to easily generate your database schema from your annotated classes. Before it wasn't possible to execute SQL scripts for test data. Now I added the functionality to enable you to execute SQL scripts before the deployment tests are run and also after. The execution of the SQL scripts will be before and after transaction so it will not be rolled back by the test case itself. Internally it uses the AbstractTransactionalJUnit4SpringContextTests but you only need to configure a list of file names in your itest-context.xml file which in turn will automatically be picked up by the test.

Also added support for applications that don't use a database at all with the AbstractDefaultNoDbDeploymentTest class. In the near future I will also implement container utilies for:
  1. Jetty
  2. Resin
  3. Jonas

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