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The crafting of properties in this hierarchical and loosely bound way is crucial in allowing a build to be easily integrated into other build files 3122 How the <property> task is different The <property> task is special in that it has the special right to function outside of a <target>: it is allowed to stand alone directly as a child element of <project> All tasks that appear outside of targets are evaluated before any target is executed We recommend that you to put all such nontarget declarations of <project> before any target declarations, to avoid confusion Checking for the availability of resources: <available> The <available> task will set a property value if a specified resource exists.

<taskdef resource="testngtasks" classpathref="project.classpath"/> <target name="unittest.logic" depends="compile, copymetafiles"> description="Run logic unit tests with TestNG"> <delete dir="${basedir}/test-output"/> <mkdir dir="${basedir}/test-output"/> <testng outputDir="${basedir}/test-output" classpathref="project.classpath"> <xmlfileset dir="${basedir}"> <include name="test-logic.xml"/> </xmlfileset> </testng> </target>

It has the capability to check for Existence of a class in a classpath Existence of a file or directory Existence of a JVM system resource Checking for the existence of a class in a classpath It can be quite useful to craft your build file to adapt to the existence or nonexistence of a particular class in a classpath For example, Ant can omit steps from a build if a dependency is missing and still allow the build to proceed successfully Conditional targets are discussed in section 3131; first let s find out how to set a property conditionally The variant of <available> to check a classpath for a class is.

First, the TestNG Ant tasks are imported into the build. Then, the unittest.logic target starts a TestNG run with the suite description file testlogic.xml in the base directory of your project. TestNG creates an HTML report in the outputDir, so you clean this directory every time before running a test. Call this Ant target and experiment with your first TestNG assembly. Next we discuss integration testing, and how TestNG can support you with flexible configuration of the runtime environment.

<available property="xdoclet.present" classname="xdoclet.doc.DocumentDocletTask" classpath="${xdoclet.jar}"/> <echo message="xdoclet.present = ${xdoclet.present}"/>

Testing the persistence layer means several components have to be exercised and checked to see whether they interact correctly. This means:

If the class xdoclet.doc.DocumentDocletTask is found, xdoclet.present is set to true. If it is not present in the classpath, the property is not touched and hence has no value whatsoever. The output will either be xdoclet.present = true or xdoclet.present = ${xdoclet.present}. Optionally, the value set to the property in the true case can be specified using the value attribute of <available>, with true being the default value.

Testing mappings You want to test mappings for syntactical correctness (whether all columns and tables that are mapped match the properties and classes). Testing object state transitions You want to test whether an object transitions correctly from transient to persistent to detached state. In other words, you want to ensure that data is saved correctly in the database, that it can be loaded correctly, and that all potential cascading rules for transitive state changes work as expected. Testing queries Any nontrivial HQL, Criteria, and (possibly) SQL query should be tested for correctness of the returned data.