Hi Groza,
My understanding is the following :
-*Unit tests* should be in packages detected as tests by gradle [1], and
so they "should" run automaticaly when running the standard gradle test
task.
In unit tests you won't be able to access a proper delegator or
dispatcher though.
- *Integration tests* are defined in your components like in [2]. These
tests need to be declared in your component in order to be run.
In integration tests, you have access to a test delegator and
dispatcher, if you extend OfbizTestCase.
They run though a command like `gradlew "ofbiz --test component=<your
component> --test suitename=<your test suite>"`
Hope this helps !
Best regards,
Gaetan
[1]
https://github.com/apache/ofbiz-framework/blob/4bdca76bf1b1d41f3f2152f8128ae566e91dfc7f/build.gradle#L297
[2]
https://github.com/apache/ofbiz-framework/blob/4bdca76bf1b1d41f3f2152f8128ae566e91dfc7f/applications/order/ofbiz-component.xml#L52
On 1/29/25 11:14, Groza Danut wrote:
Hi all,
Do you know where I can find an updated documentation for testing in Ofbiz?
I'm having trouble with the following questions:
What is the location of integration tests?
Do I need to define both integration and unit tests in the testdef files
for them to run?
PS: I'm referring to Java tests.
