Rational Testing
- Define test data
- Use state-based testing techniques to define test scenarios
- About automated component testing
- Automated component testing: overview
- Data sets
- Data table elements
- Supported environments
- Test patterns for Enterprise JavaBeans
- Initialization points
- Component testing and the Java editor
- Java interfaces, abstract classes, and superclasses
- Java test guidelines
- Standard Java test patterns
- Attributes of complex objects
- Stub data tables: overview
- Static metrics
- Stub behavior
- Expressions
- Test data tables: overview
- Sets and ranges
- Component test runs
- Test perspective
- Test and stub data tables
- Test-generation process
- Test run results
- Test strategies
- Java subsystems
- Timing constraints
- Tutorials for automated component testing
- Validation actions
- Class com.ibm.rational.test.ct.execution.runtime.ComponentStub
- Class com.ibm.rational.test.ct.execution.runtime.ComponentTest
- Component test API reference
- API documentation for automated component testing
- Automated component testing reference
- Automated component testing
- Component test preferences
- Reference
- Static metrics reference
- Component test assets
- Test Navigator reference
- Test Suite editor reference
- Add elements to an array
- Insert initialization points
- Add tests to an existing test suite
- Insert timing constraints
- Insert validation actions
- Analyzing component test results
- Implementing an existing abstract test
- Browse test results using the Test Navigator
- Use a subclass to initialize and test an object
- Change the scope of a test project
- Create tests for EJB business methods
- Create tests for the lifecycle methods of entity beans
- Create tests for an EJB session facade
- Create tests for the lifecycle methods of session beans
- Create stubs for session beans
- Create tests for Enterprise JavaBeans
- Create tests for Java components
- Create stubs for Java components
- Create method-level Java tests
- Create scenario-based Java tests
- Create tests for Java interfaces, abstract classes, and superclasses
- Create new component test projects
- Create tests for Web services
- Create a Web service stub
- Create component tests
- Define ranges
- Define sets
- Editing component tests
- Editing EJB test suite deployment
- Editing test suite name and description
- Editing stubs in a test suite
- Editing test cases in a test suite
- Generating a component test report
- Importing JUnit test scripts
- Rerunning part of a component test
- Running component tests
- Running component tests
- Running a component test in debug mode
- Running a component test with profiling engaged
- Supplying test data for the attributes of object data types
- Selecting an expected exception
- Stopping a component test
- Supplying test and stub data
- Create component tests for a Web service
- Testing Java classes
- Testing Java methods
- Viewing component test result data
- Working with the Java editor
- Working with the Test Suite editor