Attachment 59211 Details for Bug 165935 – Launch Part 2 Verification Hook Class

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Launch Part 2 Verification Hook Class

PlatformUIProfilingPerspectiveLaunchPart2.java (text/plain), 8.40 KB, created by Liz Dancy

on 2007-02-16 18:21:10 EST

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Created: 2007-02-16 18:21:10 EST

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>package org.eclipse.hyades.use.cases.auto.profiling.logging;
>
>import org.eclipse.hyades.use.cases.auto.common.Logger;
>import org.eclipse.hyades.use.cases.auto.common.VerifyHookUtil;
>import org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Button;
>import org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Composite;
>import org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Control;
>import org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Tree;
>import org.eclipse.swt.widgets.TreeItem;
>import org.eclipse.tptp.test.auto.gui.internal.runner.AutoGUIVerificationHook;
>
>/**
> * Generated code for the test suite Platform.UI.ProfilingPerspective.Launch.Part3 located at
> * /org.eclipse.hyades.use.cases/Gui/Profiling_and_Logging/Platform.UI.ProfilingPerspective.Launch.Part3.testsuite.
> */
>/*
> * @author Mike Hao
> */
>public class PlatformUIProfilingPerspectiveLaunchPart2 extends
>		AutoGUIVerificationHook {
>
>	/**
>	 * Constructor for PlatformUIProfilingPerspectiveLaunchPart3. An instance of this class is created to
>	 * test a test method.
>	 *
>	 * @param testMethodName The test method to be tested.
>	 * @param paramTypes The parameter types of the test method
>	 * @param args The arguments of the test method
>	 */
>	public PlatformUIProfilingPerspectiveLaunchPart2(String testMethodName,
>			Class[] paramTypes, Object[] args) {
>		super(testMethodName, paramTypes, args);
>	}
>
>	/**
>	 * @see junit.framework.TestCase#setUp()
>	 */
>	protected void setUp() throws Exception {
>	}
>
>	/**
>	 * @see junit.framework.TestCase#tearDown()
>	 */
>	protected void tearDown() throws Exception {
>		Logger.getInstance().close();
>	}
>	
>	
>	/**
>	* ChangeTimeAnalysisTypeOpt
>	* 1. Open the profile launch configuratin and create a launch configuration of type "Java Application".
>	* 2. Open the configuration of Execution Time analysis
>	* 3.Check the two options at the top, collect graphical details, and collect instance level informaiton.
>	* 4. Apply the changes and close the launch configuration
>	* 5. Re-open the launch configuration and verify that the options set were persisted. 
>	* @throws Exception
>	*/
>	public void verifyAnalysisTypeOptions(org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Shell arg0)
>	throws Exception
>	{
>		Logger.getInstance().logMessage(Logger.INFO, "Entering verifyAnalysisTypeOptions");			
>		
>		/* CPU and boundary class option */
>		verifyOptionState(arg0, ".*Collect method.*CPU time.*", true);
>		verifyOptionState(arg0,".*Collect boundar.*classes excluded.*", true);
>		assertNotNull(VerifyHookUtil.findControl(arg0, VerifyHookUtil.TEXT_CONTROL_TYPE, "300"));
>		/* Execution flow graphical and instance level option */
>		verifyOptionState(arg0, ".*Show.*flow graphical.*", true);
>		
>		verifyOptionState(arg0, ".*Collect.*instance level information.*", true);
>		
>		Logger.getInstance().logMessage(Logger.INFO, "Exiting verifyAnalysisTypeOptions"); 
>	}
>	
>	private void verifyOptionState (org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Shell wizard, String optionName, boolean state)
>	{
>		Control option = VerifyHookUtil.findControl(wizard, VerifyHookUtil.BUTTON_CONTROL_TYPE, optionName);
>		assertNotNull(option);
>		assertTrue(((Button)option).getSelection() == state);
>	}
>
>	/**
>	* LocalAnalysisTypeChange
>	* 1. Open the profile launch configuration
>	* 2. Create two launch configurations of type "Java Application"
>	* 3. Select the first launch configuration and go to the configuration of its "Basic memory analysis" type.
>	* 4. Check the option: "Collect instance level information"
>	* 5. Select the second launch configuraiton and go to the configuration of its "Basic memory analysis" type.
>	* 6. Make sure that the option, "Collect instance level information", is not set. 
>	* @throws Exception
>	*/
>	public void verifyInstanceLevelOptIsFalse(org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Shell arg0)
>	throws Exception
>	{
>		Logger.getInstance().logMessage(Logger.INFO, "Entering verifyInstanceLevelOptIsFalse");			
>		verifyOptionState(arg0, ".*Collect.*instance level information.*", false);		
>		Logger.getInstance().logMessage(Logger.INFO, "Exiting verifyInstanceLevelOptIsFalse");
>	}
>	
>	
>	/**
>	* Verify the classpath parsing functionality.
>	* 
>	* Testing Steps:
>	* <ol>
>	* <li>Import a java application in your workspace with a classpath that spans multiple projects and includes classes/jars that are outside the workspace. Make sure your application uses these classes.</li>
>	* <li>Profile this application, and ensure that it runs correctly with no classpath errors.</li>
>	* </ol>
>	* 
>	* Purpose: Perform the verification in step #2
>	* @throws Exception
>	*/		
>	public void verifyClasspath(org.eclipse.ui.IViewPart arg0)
>	throws Exception
>	{
>		Logger.getInstance().logMessage(Logger.INFO, "Entering verifyClasspath");	
>		verifyConsoleMessage(arg0, new String[] {"From ForClasspath methodA."});
>		Logger.getInstance().logMessage(Logger.INFO, "Exiting verifyClasspath");
>	}	
>	
>	private void verifyConsoleMessage(org.eclipse.ui.IViewPart arg0, String[] keywords)
>	throws Exception
>	{		
>		Composite consoleComposite = VerifyHookUtil.getWorkbenchPartControl(arg0);
>		assertNotNull (consoleComposite);			
>		assertTrue (VerifyHookUtil.verifyControlValue(consoleComposite, VerifyHookUtil.STYLED_TEXT_CONTROL_TYPE, keywords));
>	}
>
>	/**
>	* Verify the Run->Profile....
>	* 
>	* Testing Steps:
>	* <ol>
>	* <li>Select Profile from the menu: Run->Profile...</li>
>	* <li>Double click on Java Application.</li>
>	* <li>Choose a package that has been imported or created previously in Java Perspective, i.e. HelloWorld</li>
>	* <li>Click Run</li>
>	* <li>Verify profile is run</li>
>	* </ol>
>	* 
>	* Purpose: Perform the verification in step #5
>	* @throws Exception
>	*/			
>	public void verifyProfileConsoleMsg(org.eclipse.ui.IViewPart arg0)
>	throws Exception
>	{
>		Logger.getInstance().logMessage(Logger.INFO, "Entering verifyRunProfile1");	
>		verifyConsoleMessage(arg0, new String[] {"rootMethod1 called", "childMethod1 called", "rootMethod2 called"});		
>		Logger.getInstance().logMessage(Logger.INFO, "Exiting verifyRunProfile1");
>	}
>
>	/**
>	* Verify the Run->Profile....
>	* 
>	* Testing Steps:
>	* <ol>
>	* <li>Select Profile from the menu: Run->Profile...</li>
>	* <li>Double click on Java Application.</li>
>	* <li>Choose a package that has been imported or created previously in Java Perspective, i.e. HelloWorld</li>
>	* <li>Click Run</li>
>	* <li>Verify profile is run</li>
>	* </ol>
>	* 
>	* Purpose: Perform the verification in step #5
>	* @throws Exception
>	*/		
>	public void verifyProfileDetails(org.eclipse.ui.IViewPart arg0)
>	throws Exception
>	{
>		Logger.getInstance().logMessage(Logger.INFO, "Entering verifyRunProfile2");
>		
>		verifyViewPartTreeItem(arg0, "childMethod1() void");
>		verifyViewPartTreeItem(arg0, "HelloWorld()");
>		verifyViewPartTreeItem(arg0, "main(java.lang.String[]) void");
>		verifyViewPartTreeItem(arg0, "rootMethod1() void");
>		verifyViewPartTreeItem(arg0, "rootMethod2() void");
>		
>		Logger.getInstance().logMessage(Logger.INFO, "Exiting verifyRunProfile2");
>	}	
>	
>	private void verifyViewPartTreeItem(org.eclipse.ui.IViewPart arg0, String method)
>	throws Exception
>	{		
>		boolean found = false;
>		Composite executionStatisticsView = VerifyHookUtil.getWorkbenchPartControl(arg0);
>		assertNotNull (executionStatisticsView);	
>		
>		Control[] trees = VerifyHookUtil.findAllControl(executionStatisticsView, VerifyHookUtil.TREE_CONTROL_TYPE, null);
>		TreeItem item = null;	
>		
>		for (int i = 0; i < trees.length; i++){
>			item = VerifyHookUtil.findChild((Tree)trees[i], method, true);
>			if(item != null){
>				found = true;
>				break;
>			}			
>		}	
>		assertTrue(found);
>	}
>
>	/**
>	* Verify no class found error..
>	* 
>	* Testing Steps:
>	* <ol>
>	* <li>Click on Profile button from the tool bar.</li>
>	* <li>Create a new External Java Application launch configuration.</li>
>	* <li>Enter a non-existent class in the class name field.</li>
>	* <li>Click Profile</li>
>	* <li>Verify that an error message is printed to the console specifying that the class could not be found, or does not exist.</li>
>	* </ol>
>	* 
>	* Purpose: Perform the verification in step #5
>	* @throws Exception
>	*/		
>	public void verifyNoClassError(org.eclipse.ui.IViewPart arg0)
>	throws Exception
>	{
>		Logger.getInstance().logMessage(Logger.INFO, "Entering verifyNoClassError");	
>		verifyConsoleMessage(arg0, new String[] {"The java class is not found"});
>		Logger.getInstance().logMessage(Logger.INFO, "Exiting verifyNoClassError");
>	}
>
>	
>}

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