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Monday May 29, 2006
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The JBI/SOA Composite Application Unit Test Driver Framework


The  JBI unit test driver framework is a NetBeans plug-in module that helps in creating and executing unit and driver tests for a JBI/SOA Composite Application project module. It is assumed that the JBI/SOA Composite Application project module is created and deployed prior to testing.

Unit and Driver test framework features:

User Interaction

  1. Create a new test case, enter name for test case
  2. Choose a WSDL document from the project
  3. Choose the operation to be tested from the WSDL
  4. Edit input.xml and output.xml
  5. Test the project
From your JBI/SOA Composite Application project in the NetBeans IDE, right click on test and choose “Add Testcase” to create a new test case.


Enter a name for the test case



Choose a WSDL document from the project



Choose the operation to be tested



The above steps result in an input.xml and an output.xml file created in the project tree. Manually edit the input.xml file to your satisfaction. Choose “Test project” from the project node. The first time the test is run, outputs are created and these ouputs will be assumed to be the expected output for the tests. It is always possible to edit the output.xml to change the expected output if you so desire.



All subsequent test runs will compare actual output with the expected output and report either a success or failure status.

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Posted at 06:26AM May 29, 2006 by Suresh Gopalan in JBI and SOA  |  Listen to this article Listen to this entry  |  Comments added Comments[0]
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