Hi Erica, have a look at the TestSuite class and the suite() method.
You can control the sequence yourself by implementing the suite method. happy testing Dierk Am 02.11.2011 um 15:27 schrieb Wieland, Erica: > We’ve noticed that, when running our Canoo tests using the Grails plugin, > that the individual tests seem to run in sort of alphabetical order with a > test file, but not entirely. We need our tests to run in a consistent order, > and I’m puzzled as to what the order actually is, and how to force the order > of tests. > > One of the most puzzling orders is this one: > > 41<image001.gif>com.pqa.nzert.webtest.PurchasingNaturalGasReturnWebTests.testZZZDeleteTestReturn > 42<image001.gif>com.pqa.nzert.webtest.PurchasingNaturalGasReturnWebTests.test003ReportGasExported > 43<image001.gif>com.pqa.nzert.webtest.PurchasingNaturalGasReturnWebTests.test001StartReturnPNG > 44<image001.gif>com.pqa.nzert.webtest.PurchasingNaturalGasReturnWebTests.test002ReportGasPurchased > 45<image001.gif>com.pqa.nzert.webtest.PurchasingNaturalGasReturnWebTests.test004ReportStorageAdjustment > > I’ve tried various ways of naming the DeleteTestReturn step, so that it runs > last, and in some of my test files, it does. In most, though, regardless of > what it is named, it runs first. At one point these tests were running in > order 001, 002, 003, 004, then suddenly started running 003, 001, 002, 004. > > Any ideas for me? What am I missing here? > > Erica Wieland > > > > 07. - 11. November 2011 | The Westin Grand München Arabellapark > Treffen Sie unsere Experten bei hochkarätigen Talks und an unserem > Expo-Stand. Wir freuen uns auf Ihren Besuch! > > www.jax.de/wjax2011
