Studio:Workspace Setup: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 01:42, 10 December 2008

This article outlines the recommended organization for a Test Workspace. The WorkspaceSetup.pl utility script should be used to create the workspace. The command line script will automatically create a workspace with the passed in name:

 WorkspaceSetup.pl -w name

The auto-generated workspace will contain the following logical folders. For more details refer to WorkspaceSetup.pl.

<Script Files>
  setup -- relevant setup fixtures
  test -- test assets
  teardown -- relevant teardown fixtures
  utility -- utilities and libraries

Test Suites and Test Cases shall be placed under the test folder.

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-The auto-generated workspace will contain the following folders. For more [[WorkspaceSetup.pl | details]] refer to WorkspaceSetup.pl.
+The auto-generated workspace will contain the following logical folders. For more [[WorkspaceSetup.pl | details]] refer to WorkspaceSetup.pl.
-  <Scripts Files>
+  <Script Files>
     [[#setup|setup]] ''-- relevant setup fixtures''
     [[#test|test]] ''-- test assets''
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 Test Suites and Test Cases shall be placed under the '''test''' folder.
-The following is an example of setting up publishing via the workspace:
-  // Demo portal =  http://demoportal.s2technologies.com/
-  var portal = studio.Workspace.Portal;
-  // portal.EnableUpload  = false; // default to off
-  portal.Server        = "demoportal.s2technologies.com/testresults/";
-  portal.Path          = "/DEMO";
-  portal.TimestampPath = true;
-  portal.SpaceName     = "DEMO";
-  portal.UserName      = "marku";
-  portal.Password      = "seaside";
 [[Category:Project Organization]]
 [[Category:Practice]]

Studio:Workspace Setup: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 01:42, 10 December 2008

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