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Create a Test Harness10. Click the Close button when the wizard completes.Create a Test HarnessYou have generated and built the component. Now you need to generate a Javaapplication to test it. To facilitate this, you will use the Test Harness Wizard togenerate your Java application.1. Right-click on LocationComponent implementation object from theProject Tree and selectGenerate Test Harness….2. When the Test Harness Wizard starts, click the Next button if the Welcomepanel displays. The Select Methods panel displays.3. Select the createLocation(Location) method. Press and hold the Ctrl keyand then select the getLocationList( ) method. You do not need to selectgetReturnLocationList( ) since its business logic wasn’t implemented. ClickNext to display the Select How To Invoke Method panel.4. Select the Invoke the method directly option and then click Next to displaythe Select Package For Java Classes penel.5. Click the Finish button to accept the default location,com.myCarRentalShop.testharness, and to execute the wizard.6. Click the Close button when the wizard completes.Build the Test Harness ProjectThe Test Harness classpath needs to reference the jar for your component inorder to establish proper data transfer. In this step, you will create a project tocontain the Test Harness and then modify its properties before building it.1. Right-click on the testharness Java package from the Project Tree and selectProject New….2. Click OK to accept the default name testharnessProject and the defaultpackaging Create Jar option.3. Right-click on the testharnessProject from the Project Tree and selectProperties….4. Click on the Edit Project Classpath icon by the Classpath field. Click theAdd Entry icon and then select:\\output\locationProject\location.jarAdd Jar/Zip. Navigate to and select:6–2 Advantage Joe Integrating with AllFusion Component Modeler – XMI Import/Export
Test the Componentand then click the Add button.5. Click OK twice to exit the Edit Classpath and testharnessProject – ProjectProperties dialogs.6. Right-click on the testharnessProject from the Project Tree and selectBuild to start the Build Wizard.7. Click the Finish button to accept all defaults and execute the wizard.8. Click the Close button when the wizard completes.Test the ComponentYou are now ready to use the Java application generated by the Test HarnessWizard to test your component.1. Expand all the packages in the testharnessProject until you can rightclick on LocationComponentFrame and select the Test… option. TheOutput: LocationComponentFram panel displays on the Project Window alongwith a Java application user interface titled LocationComponent.2. Select the Task menu option, and then select CreateLocation from theLocationComponent window. The CreateLocation window now displays.3. Click Location under the Parameters node in the left-hand pane of theCreateLocation window. Type the following information in the fields:Name: Rental Car Shop 1Address: 101 Main StreetCity: MyCityState: MyStateZipCode: 100014. Click the CreateLocation button. Your application returns the messagestring: "Location created successfully."5. Select the Task menu on the LocationComponent window and selectGetLocationList to display the GetLocationList window.6. Click the Location menu option located under the Results menu option onthe GetLocationList window.7. Click the GetLocationList button located in the bottom right corner of theGetLocationList window. The application returns all of the stored locations inthe database8. Right-click on the Project Window that hosts the Output tabs and select Closeto close the output windows. Right-click on the remaining tabs and selectClose.Build and Test 6–3
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