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 +<WRAP adihi><​html><​center></​html>​Adichatz provides an original and easy to use solution for testing UI components.<​html></​center></​html>​
 +  * Based on [[http://​testng.org|TestNG]] testing framework.
 +  * Launched automatically or on-demand from application (Test classes can be updated and relaunched).
 +  * Can easily simulate users actions.
 +  * Results are displayed and interpretable in specific editor.
 +</​WRAP>​
 +\\
 +==== How to test ====
  
 +=== Step 1: Add '​org.adichatz.testing'​ plugin ===
 +<columns 100% l>
 +**org.adichatz.testing** plugin must be added to application environment.
 +  * Open file <wrap adicode>​$projectDirectory/​META-INF/​MANIFEST.MF</​wrap>​.
 +  * add line <wrap adicode>​org.adichatz.testing,</​wrap>​ in <wrap adicode>​Require-Bundle</​wrap>​ item.
 +\\ \\
 +If you try to relaunch the application,​ an error must occur.\\
 +<​html><​span style="​color:​blue;​ font-family:​font-family:​ segoe UI, sans-serif; text-decoration:​ underline;"></​html><​hi #​DEDED6>​java.lang.RuntimeException</​hi><​html></​span></​html><​html><​span style="​font-family:​font-family:​ segoe UI, sans-serif;"></​html><​hi #​DEDED6>:​ No application id has been found.</​hi><​html></​span></​html>​
 +<​newcolumn l>
 +{{tutorial:​add_testing_manifest.png?​400 |Add '​org.adichatz.testing'​ plugin}}
 +</​columns>​
 +<columns 100% l>
 +To overcome this problem, follow instructions below:
 +  * Select <wrap adicode>​Run > Run configurations...</​wrap>​.
 +A new window is open, then:
 +  * Select <wrap adicode>​Plug-ins</​wrap>​ tab.
 +  * Select <wrap adicode>​Add Required Plug-ins</​wrap>​ button.
 +  * In the same window, select <wrap adicode>​Run</​wrap>​ button.  ​
 +<​newcolumn l>
 +{{tutorial:​add_required_plugins.png?​500 |Add required plugins}}
 +</​columns>​
 +<WRAP indic><​wrap adititle>​Remark</​wrap>:​\\
 +An other way is to add missing plugins inside <wrap adicode>​{plugin}/​{projectName}.product</​wrap>​ file:
 +  * <wrap adicode>​com.google.inject</​wrap>,​
 +  * <wrap adicode>​org.apache.ant</​wrap>​.
 +If you decide to add missing plugins inside <wrap adicode>​{plugin}/​{projectName}.product</​wrap>​ file, thing to delete these lines before exporting project.
 +</​WRAP>​
 +\\ \\
 +=== Step 2: Create a Test class ===
 +<WRAP adihi>A test case is composed of one or several Java classes with one ore several annoted methods.\\
 +Below, a simple Test class is described.
 +</​WRAP>​
 +Create java class <wrap adicode>​MyFirstTest.java</​wrap>​ in package <wrap adicode>​org.mycompany.myproject.testing</​wrap>​.
 +<sxh java; first-line: 1; highlight: [12, 15, 22]; title: excerpt from '​MyFirstTest.java'​ class.>
 +package org.mycompany.myproject.testing;​
 +
 +import org.adichatz.engine.e4.core.PartCore;​
 +import org.adichatz.engine.e4.part.BoundedPart;​
 +import org.adichatz.engine.e4.resource.E4SimulationTools;​
 +import org.adichatz.engine.simulation.SimulationTools;​
 +import org.adichatz.testing.AdiAssert;​
 +import org.adichatz.testing.TestingTools;​
 +import org.testng.annotations.Test;​
 +
 +public class MyFirstTest {
 + @Test
 + public void test() {
 + // Select Option queriesMenus/​filmQuery in navigator "​groupNavigator"​ and return a part.
 + BoundedPart filmQueryPart = E4SimulationTools.handleNavigatorOpenPartItem("​groupNavigator",​ "​queriesMenu",​ "​filmQUERY"​);​
 + // check that part is active.
 + AdiAssert.isPartActive(filmQueryPart);​
 + TestingTools.testInfo("​QueryForm with query '​filmQUERY'​ is active."​);​
 +
 + PartCore filmQueryCore = filmQueryPart.getGenCode();​
 + // Launch query in filmQuery part.
 + SimulationTools.handleContextMenuAction(filmQueryCore,​ "​tableCM:​contextMenu",​ "​launchQueryAction"​);​
 + }
 +}
 +</​sxh>​
 +<WRAP indic><​wrap adititle>​Remarks</​wrap>:​\\
 +This test opens a <wrap adicode>​QueryForm editor</​wrap>​ and launch a query to supply rows to the <wrap adicode> Table Controller</​wrap>​ contained in the editor. ​
 +  * Line 12: <wrap adicode>​@Test</​wrap>​ annotation points out a method to be launched by TestNG.
 +  * Line 15: Simulates selection of <wrap adicode>​Query Film</​wrap>​ in navigator.
 +  * Line 22: Executes <wrap adicode>​launchQueryAction</​wrap>​ item in context menu.
 +\\
 +A more complex Test class which checks databinding between <wrap adicode> Entity editors</​wrap>​ could be seen [[testing_extensive|here]].
 +</​WRAP>​
 +\\ \\
 +=== Step 3: Create a file $projectDirectory/​resources/​xml/​AdichatzTesting.xml as follow ===
 +<WRAP adihi>​You need to add an simple entry in file <wrap adicode>​$projectDirectory/​resources/​xml/​AdichatzTesting.xml</​wrap>​ as shown below:</​WRAP>​
 +<sxh xml; first-line: 1; highlight: [2, 3, 4, 5, 6]; title: excerpt from '​AdichatzTesting.xml'​ class.>
 +<?xml version="​1.0"​ encoding="​UTF-8"​ standalone="​yes"?>​
 +<​adichatzTestingTree expanded="​true"​ xmlns:​xsi="​http://​www.w3.org/​2001/​XMLSchema-instance"​ xsi:​noNamespaceSchemaLocation="​http://​www.adichatz.org/​xsd/​v0.9.1/​testing/​adichatzTestingTree.xsd">​
 +    <suite id="​myFirstSuite"​ label="​Suite example"​ launchOnStartup="​false"​ expanded="​true">​
 +        <test id="​myFirstTest"​ label="​my first test" testURI="​bundleclass://​myproject/​org.mycompany.myproject.testing.MyFirstTest"/>​
 +    </​suite>​
 +</​adichatzTestingTree>​
 +</​sxh>​
 +<WRAP indic><​wrap adititle>​Remarks</​wrap>:​\\
 +A testing
 +  * Line 1: <wrap adicode><​adichatzTestingTree expanded="​true"​...</​wrap>​ means: A testing menu is added to existing navigators at runtime. The menu is expanded.
 +  * Line 2: A suite test case is created. The suite is expanded and is not launched automatically during the application startup process.
 +</​WRAP>​
 +\\ \\
 +=== Step 4: Execute and reexecute tests ===
 +{{tutorial:​testing_execute.png?​400 |Execute a test}}
 +<WRAP indic>To execute or reexecute a test case, click on the corresponding item (<wrap adicode>​my first test</​wrap>​).
 +  * when a test fails, a specific editor was created for reporting test results and is automatically open.
 +  * Changes done on Test classes in Eclipse IDE are directly considered without relaunching the application.
 +</​WRAP> ​
 +\\ \\
 +=== Step 5: Show results ===
 +{{tutorial:​testing_results.png?​600 |Display Testing results}}
 +<​html><​br clear="​all"></​html>​
 +<WRAP indic>A specific editor was created for reporting test results. By default, it is automatically open when a test fails.
 +  * A tree is used to report results.
 +    * Level <wrap adicode>​Run</​wrap>:​ Displays the label of the <wrap adicode>​suite</​wrap>​ or of the used <wrap adicode>​testNG xml</​wrap>​ file. 
 +    * Level <wrap adicode>​Suite</​wrap>:​ Displays <wrap adiCode>​onStart</​wrap>​ event with main features: duration, sucesses, failures.... ​
 +    * Level <wrap adicode>​Class</​wrap>:​ Display label for <wrap adicode>​class</​wrap>​ or <wrap adiCode>​onFinish</​wrap>​ event. ​
 +    * Level <wrap adicode>​Test</​wrap>:​ Reports main features or the <wrap adicode>​Test</​wrap>​ (a method with annotation <wrap adicode>​@Test</​wrap>​):​ duration, sucesses, failures... ​
 +  </​WRAP> ​
 +\\ \\
 +=== Tools ===
 +<WRAP adihi>​Testing menu provides Testing tools options</​wrap>​ as shown below:</​WRAP>​
 +{{tutorial:​testing_tools.png?​600 |Testing tools}}
 +<WRAP indic>
 +  * <wrap adicode>​Testing result manager</​wrap>:​ Opens and editor for reporting test results.
 +  * <wrap adicode>​Display register for active editor</​wrap>:​ Display in the consol part all the entries of register for the active editor. These entries are used in Test class for naming controllers.
 +  * <wrap adicode>​Refresh testing menu</​wrap>:​ Refresh current <wrap adicode>​Testing menu</​wrap>​. Changes made on IDE can be seen without having to quit the application.
 +.
 +</​WRAP>​
 +  ​