Continuous Testing - Continuous Integration - page 137

LISTING 6-5 System Test Using JWebUnit

public class LoginTest extends WebTestCase {

protected void setUp() throws Exception {
getTestContext().
setBaseUrl("http://pone.acme.com/meinst/");
}

public void testLogIn() {
beginAt("/");
setFormElement("j_username", "aader");
setFormElement("j_password", "a1445");
submit();
assertTextPresent("Logged in as aader");
}
}

Automate Functional Tests

Functional tests, as the name implies, test the functionality of an
application from the viewpoint of a client, which means the tests them-
selves mimic clients. These tests are also known as acceptance tests.
As mentioned earlier, frameworks like Selenium actually control a
browser and enable it to interact with a Web site. Selenium tests are
written in tabular forms, which represent a work flow, complete with
commands and assertions. The code in Listing 6-6 is a Selenium test
case that attempts a Web site login and then verifies if the attempt was
successful.

LISTING 6-6 Functional Test Using Selenium

TestLoginSuccess
open /ib/app

verifyTitle Integrate Button - Welcome

verifyTextPresent Welcome to The IntegrateButton.com.

Please log in to access exclusive
material for the topic.

clickAndWait link=Log In

type inputUserId admin

type inputPassword admin

clickAndWait loginSubmit

assertTextPresent Logout