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Last modified by Yana Oksner on 2026/01/08 12:10
From version 9.1
edited by Ray Kiddy
on 2009/10/25 12:09
Change comment: why would "minor config" go first in article, then "various approaches"? re-ordering these
To version 11.1
edited by Johann Werner
on 2012/08/06 03:19
Change comment: differentiation between normal and bundle-less builds

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55 55  == Minor configuration in eclipse ==
56 56  
57 -To be able to test your business objects layer in JUnit test cases, you should set the following parameters in your test case/test suite launch configuration :
58 -First in the //"Arguments"// tab, set your working directory to the build product of your project. For example, for a framework project the working directory should be :
57 +To be able to test your business objects layer in JUnit or TestNG test cases, you should set the following parameters in your test case/test suite launch configuration depending on if you are using //normal// or bundle-less builds.
59 59  
59 +=== Normal builds ===
60 +
61 +A //normal// build means that you have checked the build option //Generate bundles// within the WOLips preferences.
62 +
63 +[[image:bundle_builds.png]]
64 +
65 +First in the //"Arguments"// tab, set your working directory to the build product of your project. For example, for a framework project the working directory should be:
66 +
60 60  {{noformat}}
61 61  
62 62  ${workspace_loc:MyEclipseProject/build/MyEclipseProject.framework}
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76 76  Then, in the classpath tab, select the //"User Entries"// entry and use the //"Advanced..."// button and select the //"Add Folders"// button.
77 77  [[image:RunConfig2.jpg]]
78 78  
79 -Select the //"Java"// folder of your build product.
80 -Use the //"Up/Down"// buttons to move this folder at the first position of your classpath.
86 +Select the //"Java"// folder of your build product. Use the //"Up/Down"// buttons to move this folder at the first position of your classpath.
81 81  [[image:RunConfig3.jpg]]
82 82  
83 83  {{note title="Be Careful"}}
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85 85  If during your tests execution you see error messages such as *cannot cast EOGenericRecord to <your object>* please check that the _"Java"_ folder is at first position in your classpath entries.
86 86  
87 87  {{/note}}
94 +
95 +The last step is to add the parameter //-DNSProjectBundleEnabled=true// to your VM parameters.
96 +[[image:vm_arguments.png]]
97 +
98 +=== Bundle-less builds ===
99 +
100 +A //bundle-less// build means that you have unchecked the build option //Generate bundles// within the WOLips preferences.
101 +
102 +[[image:bundleless_builds.png]]
103 +
104 +That means that there will be no //build// folder in your project. In that case you must set the working directoy to the default:
105 +
106 +{{noformat}}
107 +
108 +${workspace_loc:MyEclipseProject}
109 +
110 +{{/noformat}}
111 +
112 +On the classpath tab you don't need to add the //"Java"// folder of your build product so only the default classpath should be listed for the //"User Entries"//. Be sure to add the parameter //-DNSProjectBundleEnabled=true// to your VM parameters as for //normal// builds.