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'''Note:''' The page is under on-going maintenance and will be updated if the framework is changed or extended! | '''Note:''' The page is under on-going maintenance and will be updated if the framework is changed or extended! | ||
| − | == | + | == Using the DSDP-TM JUnit tests == |
Using means running the test cases either within a ''target platform'' Eclipse or within the ''currently executing'' Eclipse instance. | Using means running the test cases either within a ''target platform'' Eclipse or within the ''currently executing'' Eclipse instance. | ||
| − | * If you have no clue what a target platform is or what PDE could mean in the context of Eclipse, section | + | * If you have no clue what a target platform is or what PDE could mean in the context of Eclipse, section 2.2 is the one to continue with. |
| − | * If you are an Eclipse plug-in writer having the Eclipse JDT and PDE components in use, section | + | * If you are an Eclipse plug-in writer having the Eclipse JDT and PDE components in use, section 2.1 is the one to continue with. |
* If you are a DSDP-TM contributor or committer running the JUnit test to validate your changes, choose the way you prefer and which seems most efficient to you. | * If you are a DSDP-TM contributor or committer running the JUnit test to validate your changes, choose the way you prefer and which seems most efficient to you. | ||
| − | === | + | === Launching the DSDP-TM JUnit tests as JUnit Plug-in Test === |
| − | === | + | === Launching the DSDP-TM JUnit tests from within the currently running Eclipse instance === |
Revision as of 15:36, 26 December 2006
Contents
Hitch-Hacker's Guide to Using and Writing DSDP-TM (aka RSE) JUnit tests
This page is giving a introduction to the usage of the DSDP-TM JUnit tests framework as well as providing How To's and short descriptions of the features available in the framework for JUnit test developers.
Note: The page is under on-going maintenance and will be updated if the framework is changed or extended!
Using the DSDP-TM JUnit tests
Using means running the test cases either within a target platform Eclipse or within the currently executing Eclipse instance.
- If you have no clue what a target platform is or what PDE could mean in the context of Eclipse, section 2.2 is the one to continue with.
- If you are an Eclipse plug-in writer having the Eclipse JDT and PDE components in use, section 2.1 is the one to continue with.
- If you are a DSDP-TM contributor or committer running the JUnit test to validate your changes, choose the way you prefer and which seems most efficient to you.