Testing with JUnit

This type of JUnit test generates an execution history from which a report can be generated.

1. Creating JUnit tests

   You can create a TPTP JUnit test in one of two ways: manually or from an existing JUnit test case.

   
   
2. Editing JUnit tests

   The JUnit Test Suite Editor can create and remove methods on a JUnit test, and control how those methods are invoked.

   
   

3. Choose an option to run a test:

   • Running a test

     There are a number of options available to run a test.

     
     
   • Running a JUnit test remotely

     If you want to run a TPTP JUnit Test remotely, you must create and configure a test deployment. At a basic level, test deployments are entities which relate other TPTP entities, artifacts and locations in pairs.

     
     
4. Analyzing test results

   When you run a script, the test results for the events are saved in a test log. You can use the Test Log viewer to view the results and events in the test log.

   
   
5. Generating reports on JUnit tests and JUnit plug-in tests

   After you have run your tests and generated execution histories, you can generate a report on those test results to summarize the data.

   
   

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