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A new folder called “helloworldtestbundle” is created
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Building and Deploying the Testbundle
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- Open a command prompt.
- Navigate to the folder
C:\GX\helloWorldWCBs\helloworldtestbundle. - Execute the command:
mvn -s ..\..\XperienCentral\settings.xml clean package - Copy the file
helloworldtestbundle-1.0.0.jarfrom the “target” directory toC:\GX\XperienCentral\work\deploy.
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Running the Testbundle
The testbundle is now deployed in the XperienCentral release. The easiest way to run the test it is from the Tomcat console. In order to run this test from the console, a few extra bundles need to be present. Therefore, copy the following bundles to C:\GX\XperienCentral9\work\deploy:
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The result will be the following lines in the Tomcat log:
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Adding Tests to the Default Testbundle
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- Run the
setUpmethod. - Run all methods that start with "test" - the order in which they will be processed is not fixed.
- After running the tests, the method
tearDownwill be called.
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Accessing the XperienCentral API from the Testbundle
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public class CustomTest extends TestCase {
private static final Logger LOG = Logger.getLogger(CustomTest.class.getName());
private static final String USERNAME = "Administrator";
private static final String PASSWORDCLEANBUILD = "Administrator";
private static final String PASSWORDAFTERLOGIN = "123456";
private static final String WEBID = "26098";
private Session mySession = null;
private ElementManagementService myElementService = null;
private PageManagementService myPageService = null;
private MediaRepositoryManagementService myMediaRepositoryService =null;
protected void setUp() {
initializeServices();
}
protected void tearDown() {
}
public void testScenarioOne() {
// Place your tests in this method
LOG.log(Level.SEVERE, "Congratulations! The tests in 'ScenarioOne' are running.");
}
private void initializeServices() {
// Contents of this method is presented on the next page
}
}
private void initializeServices() {
try {
LOG.log(Level.INFO, "Retrieving SessionManager from Service Framework");
Framework framework = FrameworkFactory.getInstance().getFramework();
SessionManager sessionManager = null;
AuthorizationService authorizationService = null;
ConfigurationManagement configService = null;
try {
sessionManager = (SessionManager)
framework.getService(SessionManager.class.getName());
authorizationService = (AuthorizationService)
framework.getService(AuthorizationService.class.getName());
configService = (ConfigurationManagement)
framework.getService(ConfigurationManagement.class.getName());
} catch (FrameworkException e) {
LOG.log(Level.SEVERE, "Error in retrieving the SessionManager from the framework.", e);
}
String portnr = configService.getParameter("website_settings.frontend_portnr");
String hostname = configService.getParameter("website_settings.backend_hostname");
MockServletContext context = new MockServletContext();
MockHttpServletRequest request = new MockHttpServletRequest(context);
request.addParameter("webid", WEBID);
request.setServerName(hostname);
request.setServerPort(Integer.parseInt(portnr));
MockHttpServletResponse response = new MockHttpServletResponse();
mySession = sessionManager.createSession(request, response);
if(!authorizationService.login(USERNAME, PASSWORDCLEANBUILD, request)) {
LOG.severe("Login failed with username '" + USERNAME + "' and password '" + PASSWORDCLEANBUILD + "'. Another
login attempt is made with password '" + PASSWORDAFTERLOGIN + "'.");
if (!authorizationService.login(USERNAME, PASSWORDAFTERLOGIN, request)) {
LOG.severe("Second login attempt also failed.");
}
}
myElementService = mySession.getElementManagementService();
myPageService = mySession.getPageManagementService();
myMediaRepositoryService = mySession.getMediaRepositoryManagementService();
} catch (ConfigurationManagementException e) {
LOG.severe(e.toString());
e.printStackTrace();
}
} |
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Using the Spring Mock Framework
XperienCentral integrates the Spring mock classes to make it more convenient to write JUnit testbundles. For example, this can be used to emulate a request and response. More information about Spring mock can be found at junit.org.