Last modified by Johann Werner on 2012/08/06 03:19

  • Chuck Hill
    Chuck Hill, 2012/08/01 18:25

    Assuming that you have a Wonder application, you should be able to test bundless-builds by adding -DNSProjectBundleEnabled=true to the VM arguments (yes, VM not Program).  This worked for TestNG, I have not tried with JUnit.

    • Johann Werner
      Johann Werner, 2012/08/06 03:26

      You are right, with that setting it worked for me too. Though without the build folder when no bundles are generated you have to change the settings a little bit. Updated the wiki page to reflect that.

  • greg
    greg, 2012/09/05 04:54

    hi, when you used your methods how you run your junit test case because a junit test can't run with woApplication and just junit application

    • Johann Werner
      Johann Werner, 2012/09/28 13:35

      What do you mean with "your methods"? If you need part or complete application/EOF initialization for your tests look just below the code example on this page how to setup your environment (e.g. ERXExtensions.initApp(), ERXExtensions.initEOF(), …).

  • greg
    greg, 2012/09/05 04:54

    hi, when you use your methods how you run your junit test case because a junit test can't run with woApplication and just junit application

  • timoteo_ponce
    timoteo_ponce, 2013/01/21 16:03

    Hi. I'm kind of new in WO world, is there an example project where I can check the basic flow for development?

    I mean:

     - working code

     - test units for that code