Hi Wouter,

Wouter Zoons wrote:
Shouldn't you test ALL modeled operations ? :-)
you are completelly right... :-D

And I recommend using stereotypes instead of tagged values
  
my point for using tagged values is to have a place in which I define the name of the tests for each operation. For example if I have a savePurchaseOrder, I would like to define testOrderWithoutItems, testOrderWithOneItem, testOrderWithoutShippmentDate etc... The idea is that a template should process all the services (since as you told me, all of them should be tested). On the other hand, I would modify the Metafacades in order to implement a method like hasTestDefined. I also think this should be PIM and modeled on the core so they are defined for all operations of cartridges.... maybe at OperationFacade ??


Carlos

Anyway, good idea .. always nice to be able to (stress) test server side
components


-- Wouter

  
-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 2004 8:45 PM
To: andromda-user
Subject: [Andromda-user] junit test

Hi,

I am trying to implement test specifications within a Andromda model. My
idea is to mark some of the services methods as testable. There will be
a tagged value in which you will specify the name of the test that
should be done to the class. When this tagged value is present, then the
methods test will be codified. There should be an interface of the test
and a implementation (as usual).
Test will be activated calling a servlet which will be created for this
purpose.

Has anyone started with this yet? ... What do you think about this idea?

Thanks
Carlos



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