Create a test method

AludraTest use y syntax similar to junit.

• a test class shall extend org.aludratest.AludraTestCase
• a test method has to be annotated with org.aludratest.testcase.Test

A minimal test case would be:

 import org.aludratest.AludraTestCase;
 import org.aludratest.testcase.Test;

 public class MyTestClass extends AludraTestCase {

   @Test
   public void myTestMethod() {
     logInfo("myTestMethod was called");
   }
 }

Set-up and tear-down methods

Often, certain functionality has to be invoked before (set-up) or after (tear-down) test execution. This can be achieved by putting relevant code into particular methods. Such methods have the following requirements:

• be public
• do not be static
• have return type void
• have a @Before (set-up) or @After (tear-down) annotation

Any test class may have several methods marked with @Before or @After, also inherited methods are executed.

If a test class has several test methods, each @Before method is called before each test method and each @After method after each test method.

Example:

import org.aludratest.testcase.After;
import org.aludratest.testcase.AludraTestCase;
import org.aludratest.testcase.Before;
import org.aludratest.testcase.Test;

public class MyTestClass extends AludraTestCase {

  @Before
  public void setUp() {
      System.out.println("setUp()");
  }

  @After
  public void tearDown() {
      System.out.println("tearDown()");
  }

  @Test
  public void myTestMethod() {
  	logInfo("myTestMethod was called");
  }
}