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<div class="toc1"><a href="#Intro">About Metacat Testing</a></div>
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<div class="toc2"><a href="#Overview">Overview</a></div>
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<div class="toc2"><a href="#MetacatImplementation">JUnit Implementation in Metacat</a></div>
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<div class="toc1"><a href="#WritingTestCase">Writing a Test Case</a></div>
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<div class="toc2"><a href="#MCTestCase">MCTestCase Base Class</a></div>
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<div class="toc2"><a href="#BestPractices">Best Practices</a></div>
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<div class="toc1"><a href="#RunTests">Running Test Cases</a></div>
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<div class="toc2"><a href="#AntTask">Ant task</a></div>
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<div class="toc2"><a href="#ConfigureMetacat">Configure Metacat For Testing</a></div>
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<div class="toc2"><a href="#RunAllTests">Run All Tests</a></div>
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<div class="toc2"><a href="#CheckoutScripts">Get Scripts Via Checkout</a></div>
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<a name="Intro"></a><div class="header1">About Metacat Testing</div>
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<a name="Overview"></a><div class="header2">Overview</div>
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<p>Metacat uses JUnit tests to test its core functionality. These tests are
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good for testing the internal workings of an application, but don't test the
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layout and appearance. JUnit tests are meant to be one tool in the developer's
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test arsinal. If you are not familiar with JUnit, you should search out some
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tutorial documentation online. One such tutorial is at
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<a href="http://clarkware.com/articles/JUnitPrimer.html"> The Clarkware JUnit primer</a></p>
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<p>Metacat test cases will need to be run on the same server as the Metacat
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instance that you want to test. Since Metacat and its test cases share the same
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configuration files, there is no way to run the tests remotely.</p>
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<a name="MetacatImplementation"></a><div class="header2">JUnit Implementation in Metacat</div>
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<p>Metacat test cases are located in the code at:
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<div class="code"><workspace>/metacat/test/edu/ucsb/nceas/metacat*/</div>
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There you will find several java files that define JUnit tests.</p>
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<p> Test cases are run via an ant task, and output from the tests appears in
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<a name="WritingTestCase"></a><div class="header1">Writing a Test Case</div>
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directories. The ant test tasks will know that it should be run. </p>
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methods and the size of each test. If a test method starts to get huge, you might see
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if you can break it down into mulitple tests based on functionality. If the number of
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separate them out into different test classes.</li>
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display debug output as opposed to System.err.println(). The test configuration will
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task to run all tests and a task to run individual tests. </p>
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so there are two places that need to be configured.</p>
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the access tests since some document modifications will succeed when we expect them to fail.</p>
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<p>Once this is done, you will need to rebuild and redeploy the Metacat server. Note that
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changing these properties does nothing to change the way the Metacat server runs. Rebuilding
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and redeploying merely makes the test properties available to the JUnit tests.</p>
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the Metacat build directory in your code at:
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failures in the event of a failed test.
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either because you need to test upgrade functionality, or you need to test backwords
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compatibility of code. This section describes how to get your db schema to an older
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of metacat that you want to install. You can then run the two scripts shown above to
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<div class="code"><metacat_code>/src/scripts/metacat-db-versions</div>
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<p>The following sections describe some basic end user testing to stress
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<div class="code">http://dev.nceas.ucsb.edu/knb/metacat/<doc_id>/<skin_name></div>
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<a name="TestingWebLDAP"></a><div class="header2">Testing LDAP Web Interface</div>
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<p>The following skins use a perl based LDAP web interface to create
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<div class="code">default, nceas, esa, knb, lter, ltss, obfs, nrs, sanparks, saeon</div>
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<p>The following skins use a perl based registry service to register metadata and
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data in metacat via the web: </p>
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<div class="code">nceas, esa, ltss, obfs, nrs, sanparks, saeon</div>
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<p>Following the instructions in the <a href="#TestingSkins"> Testing Skins</a> section
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go to each of these skins and test:</p>
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available.</li>
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<li>Hit the "Submit Dataset" button</li>
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<p>The EcoGrid registry service maintains a database of systems that are available to EcoGrid. Primarily,
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these are Metacat instances which are built with the EcoGrid service automatically activated. Testing
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the registry service is somewhat complicated. The procedure described here uses Eclipse to test.
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These instructions assume that you have Eclipse installed and the Seek project set up as a Java project
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in Eclipse.</p>
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<li>Only the following two direcories should be set up as source:
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<li>seek/projects/ecogrid/src</li>
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<li>seek/projects/ecogrid/tests</li>
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<li>Right click on the Seek project and go to Properties->Java Build Path->Libraries</li>
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Window->Show View->Ant</li>
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the Ant window you just opened.</li>
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<li>Double click the serverjar and stubjar targets to build those jar files.<li>
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<li>Right click on the Seek project and go to Properties->Java Build Path->Libraries</li>
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<li>Add the two Jar files you just created:
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<li>seek/projects/ecogrid/lib/RegistryServiceImpl.jar</li>
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<li>In Eclipse, go to the registry service client at: <br>
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seek/projects/ecogrid/src/org/ecoinformatics/ecogrid/client/RegistryServiceClient.java</li>
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<li>Right click on RegistryServiceClient.java and go to Run As->Open Run Dialog</li>
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<li>Usage: java RegistryServiceClient add session_id local_file GSH</li>
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<li>Usage: java RegistryServiceClient update session_id docid local_file GSH</li>
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<li>Usage: java RegistryServiceClient remove session_id docid GSH</li>
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<li>Usage: java RegistryServiceClient list session_id GSH</li>
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<li>Usage: java RegistryServiceClient query session_id query_field query_string GSH</li>
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<li>List Registry Services on dev
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<li>In Eclipse, go to the green run button dropdown and choose "Open Run Dialog"</li>
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<li>Right click on the "RegistryServiceClient noargs" configuration you created earlier and choose "duplicate".</li>
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<li>Go to the Arguments tab and enter: list 12345 http://dev.nceas.ucsb.edu/registry/services/RegistryService
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service type of: http://ecoinformatics.org/identifierservice-1.0.0</li>
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http://kepler-dev.nceas.ucsb.edu/kepler/metacat/<service_id></li>
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<li>Save the file to disk</li>
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<li>Edit the file and change the id to something unique and the description to be something
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easily recognizable.</li>
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<li>In the browser, go to: http://kepler-dev.nceas.ucsb.edu/kepler/style/skins/dev/login.html</li>
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<li>Log in and make note of the sessionId that was returned</li>
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<li>In Eclipse, go to the green run button dropdown and choose "Open Run Dialog"</li>
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<li>Right click on the "RegistryServiceClient noargs" configuration you created earlier and choose "duplicate".</li>
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<li>Name your new configuration "RegistryServiceClient add-test dev.nceas"
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<li>Go to the Arguments tab and enter: add <sessionId> <xml_file_path> http://dev.nceas.ucsb.edu/registry/services/RegistryService
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<li>The <sessionId> is the id you got after loggin in via the dev skin.</li>
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<li>The <xml_file_path> is the full path to the descriptor file you downloaded and modified.</li>
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<li>You should see a message saying: "The new id is <id>, where <id> is the unique id
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