| 09.08.2011 | |
| Bugzilla ticket: 350389, improve Scout RT testing support | |
| BSI ticket: 103'068 | |
| Replaced ClientSessionClass annotation by a more powerful ClientTest annotation that has the following features: | |
| o annotation can be applied on class-level as well as on a test case level (method). | |
| o @BeforeClass and @AfterClass methods are executed in the same session defined on class-level | |
| o @Before, @Test and @After are executed per test method in the same session defined on class-level | |
| or in a separate session if the @Test method is also annotated with @ClientTest | |
| o Sessions are shared as long as they are not marked with @ClientTest(foreceNewSession = true) | |
| o Tests can be executed as different users. Controlled by @ClientTest(runAs = "principal") | |
| o The IClientSession class can be provided by the annotation @ClientTest(clientSessionClass = MyClientSession.class) | |
| or by setting the default value ScoutClientTestRunner.setDefaultClientSessionClass(MyClientSession.class). The value | |
| provided by the @ClientTest annotation is used if both are provided. | |
| o An existing or new IClientSession is provided by an implementation of IClientSessionProvider. The default provider is | |
| DefaultTestClientSessionProvider and is set on ScoutClientTestRunner.setDefaultClientSessionProvider(). It can be | |
| overridden using the @ClientTest(clientSessionProvider = MyClientSessionProvider.class) annotation. | |
| Migration: | |
| o remove all @ClientSessionClass annotations | |
| o set the project's client session class in the client test applications (headless and different GUI strategies) | |
| ScoutClientTestRunner.setDefaultClientSessionClass(ClientSession.class); |