Test -Driven Development with the help of Open Script

Question

Hi Folks,
I work on a web application that is based on java and other framework, which is more of an extension of java again.
In order to have my test scripts code to be more aligned with developers' code, I want to import the jar file for source code into Open script and then develop test scripts and give those test scripts back to developers to run them on JUnit environment before they check in the code to source control. This way, I want to ensure that if any test scripts because of any bugs or regressions.
And also I want to enable the build team to run these test scripts during build time as part of sanity. This would reduce our testing time a lot.
What are your ideas and please provide your insights.
Edited by: OATS Explorer on Mar 16, 2012 12:09 AM

Answer 1

You need to to javascript and ajax. Generic example below but you'll have to figure out the specifics based on what you are doing.
Checkbox:
onclick=do_my_stuff(this);Javascript:
function do_my_stuff(pObj)
  var get = new htmldb_Get(null,$v('pFlowId'),'APPLICATION_PROCESS=DO_STUFF',0);
  get.addParam('x01',pObj.value);
  ret = get.get();
  get=null;
}PL/SQL application process, on-demand, named DO_STUFF:
BEGIN
  do_stuff(apex_application.g_x01);
  commit; -- it's up to you if you need to commit or not if do_stuff is performing DML.
END;Edited by: gti_matt on Jan 11, 2012 1:01 PM