#testsuite

[360logica-blog]

Test Complete Window App

In This Video we will cover following Points.

1. How to create a TestSuite

2. How to Create a Project

3. How to Record a script

4. How to create folder structure

5. How to Run a recorded script

6. Organize the project in structure way

7.How to create re-usable function and how to use it

Watch here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eDTAVZw6Ik

[360logica-blog]

Test Complete Window App

In This Video we will cover following Points.

1.How to create a TestSuite 2.How to Create a Project 3.How to Record a script 4.How to create folder structure 5.How to Run a recorded script 6.Organize the project in structure way 7.How to create re-usable function and how to use it

Watch here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eDTAVZw6Ik

[360logica-blog]

Installation of "Testlink" & Creating project

In This Video following Points are covered:

1. Created Mysql Database and user for testlink.

2. Installation of testlink on local machine.

3. Creating testlink "Project", "TestSuite" and "TestCase"

4. Created testplan and testbuild.

5. Assign testcase to testplan for build.

Watch here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOvTWZvc2x8

[360logica-blog]

Test Complete Window App

This video covers - 1.How to create a TestSuite, 2.How to Create a Project, 3.How to Record a script, 4.How to create folder structure, 5.How to Run a recorded script, 6.Organize the project in structure way, 7.How to create re-usable function and how to use it.

Watch here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eDTAVZw6Ik

[javaknowledgecafe]

JUnit 4 - How to make a TestSuite

With JUnit 4 - There are some really cool new features. For example you can make a TestSuite with annotations, much easier than with JUnit 3.

package com.tumblr.javaknowledgecafe.junit; import org.junit.runner.RunWith; import org.junit.runners.Suite; import com.tumblr.javaknowledgecafe.junit.TestClassOne; import com.tumblr.javaknowledgecafe.junit.TestClassTwo; @RunWith(Suite.class) @Suite.SuiteClasses({ TestClassOne.class,TestClassTwo.class }) public class AllTests { // stays empty }

Remember with JUnit 3 it was much more complicated, thats what you had to write in the constructor:

public AllTests() { TestSuite testSuite = new TestSuite(); testSuite.addTest(new TestSuite(TestClassOne.class)); testSuite.addTest(new TestSuite(TestClassTwo.class)); }