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Explaining the Platform Testing Environment

<div id="content"><p tabindex="0">The JUnit testing framework can be used to create unit and integration tests for your services. You can extend an out-of-the-box class to run integration tests within the SAP Commerce runtime environment.</p><p tabindex="0">Learn the ins and outs of testing in the following video.</p><div class="kalturaVideoLessonWrapper"><div aria-label="This video explains how to use JUnit testing framework to support test-driven development in SAP Commerce Cloud.​" class="kalturaVideoLessonContainer" data-testid="video" id="1_2bxu7nfj"></div></div></div>

Platform Testing Environment

Exploring the Technical Essentials of SAP Commerce Cloud

As a developer, every now and then you’re probably going to create and update code in SAP Commerce projects. It’s good practice to always test  whatever code you’re working with. You can use the JUnit framework to  write and to run tests in SAP Commerce. If you’re not familiar with JUnit, this would be a good time to check on the JUnit documentation. In our case, JUnit will support Unit tests and Integration tests. A Unit test will treat the tested class as an isolated piece of code. So, for this test, we are pretending to only know the subset of methods of this unit, and nothing else. The test class is a simple class that has the same name as the class being tested but with the suffix “Test” on its name. They both will have the same package but the test class should go into a  separate directory called “testsrc”. The Unit test class should be annotated with the UnitTest annotation. Test methods will contain testing calls to the desired functionalities in the class being tested and should be annotated by the Test annotation. You can run unit tests from the command line, with the command ant unittests On the other hand, an Integration test will not be limited to a specific subset of methods.  Instead, it will expose the tested class to the whole SAP Commerce runtime environment including a running server and a test database. Test classes meant for integration tests will be similar to the ones used in Unit tests. However, they should be annotated with the IntegrationTest annotation. And they should extend either ServicelayerTest  or ServicelayerTransactionalTest, if you need transactions to be supported during the test. You can define the method createCoreData(), to set up basic data, such as currency, language  and country, for example, before the test. You can also define the method createDefaultCatalog(), to set up product and catalog information  to be used during the test. You can run integration tests from the command line, with the command ant integrationtest This covers the basics about creating and running tests in SAP Commerce. Thank you!

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