Unit and Integration/Functional Testing

Overview

Information on unit and functional testing within the application.  See the QA Suites page for specific documentation on different kinds of testing.

Details

The software quality approach for this project involves various types of checks. In each case, we attempt to define a specification for "coverage" to determine at any time how much of the application is being covered by existing tests and how much is not.  As new features are added, these specifications would also require updating.

For more information, see these sections

• Static Code Analysis
• Unit Testing
• Functional Mojo Testing
• Functional Jpa Testing
• Functional REST Testing

Running the Integration Tests

By default the "skipTests" parameter is set to true for integration tests, so they do not run when the project is built, whereas unit tests will run as part of the standard build.

Mojo Integration Tests

Prerequisites

• A config-test.properties file must exist that is configured to point to a database that contains no data (this is a destructive test).
• A server may or may not be running at the "base.url" specified in the "config-test.properties" file.  If so, mojos will connect to the server, otherwise not.
• A "maven.home" property  must be specified to bootstrap the process

Run using the "mojo" profile (this will run only mojo integration tests).

REST Integration Tests

Prerequisites

• A config.properties file must exist that is configured to point to a database that is loaded with the standard dev database as described in Building and Deploying in Eclipse.
• A server must be running at the "base.url" specified in the "config.properties" file.

Run using the "rest" profile (this will run only rest integration tests).

References/Links

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_testing
• Test Case Template