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2.1 | 1 | = Testing with JUnit = |
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3 | == Minor configuration in eclipse == | ||
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5 | 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 : | ||
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4.1 | 6 | First in the //"Arguements"// tab, set your working directory to the build product of your project. For example, for a framework project the working directory should be : |
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8 | {{noformat}} | ||
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10 | ${workspace_loc:MyEclipseProject/build/MyEclipseProject.framework} | ||
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12 | {{/noformat}} | ||
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14 | For an application it should be (using the handy wolips//dir//loc variable) | ||
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16 | {{noformat}} | ||
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18 | ${working_dir_loc_WOLips:MyEcliseProject} | ||
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20 | {{/noformat}} | ||
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22 | Then, in the classpath tab, select the //"User Entries"// entry and use the //"Advanced..."// button and select the //"Add Folders"// button. | ||
23 | Select the //"Java"// folder of your build product. | ||
24 | Use the //"Up/Down"// buttons to move this folder at the first position of your classpath. | ||
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26 | {{note title="Be Careful"}} | ||
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28 | 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. | ||
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30 | {{/note}} |