I write my Latka tests as Jelly file and then run them in order using
somthing like this:
<j:jelly xmlns:j="jelly:core">
<j:include uri="RegisterStudent.jelly"/>
<j:include uri="ApproveRegistrantTest.jelly"/>
<j:include uri="DeleteRegistrantTest.jelly"/>
</j:jelly>
I'm assuming that something like that would work for what you want to do.
-Kurt
On Fri, 7 Feb 2003, Richard Dallaway wrote:
> Does anyone have any ideas on good ways to handle units of common test
> code in Latka?
>
> For example: login to an application. You may need to have a test user
> log in to an application before running certain tests, and it would be
> good to be able to code this common HTTP request in just one place and
> reuse it across many tests. E.g.,
>
> <session>
> LOGIN-MAGIC-HERE
> <request>
> ... other tests here
> </request> ....
> </session>
>
> It's hackable (maybe) with a DTD/entity ("&login"), but I'm not
> comfortable with that. I wondering if there's a mechanism for some kind
> of "include" expression? Something like: <include file="login.xml"/>
> for the login magic?
>
> Another option might be to call the login magic from a JUnit setUp()
> method, but it seems more natural (to me) to have it in a Latka .xml file.
>
> Any thoughts would be much appreciated
> Richard
>
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