Alice P_ Immanuel

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2018-08-16
05:06
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How to integrate Silk4J with Silk Central?
Hi,
I have created Silk 4J project with data driven framework. I would like to invoke that from Silk Central could anyone please share the steps for the same?
Appreciate your help in this.
-Alice
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sebastian_korne xl

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2018-08-20
01:34
Hi Alice,
what data-driven framework are you using?
If you have created JUnit tests with Silk4J you can start these from Silk Central using the JUnit test type. Preferably specify a TestSuite so you do not have to configure each test manually in Silk Central.
Best Regards,
Sebastian
what data-driven framework are you using?
If you have created JUnit tests with Silk4J you can start these from Silk Central using the JUnit test type. Preferably specify a TestSuite so you do not have to configure each test manually in Silk Central.
Best Regards,
Sebastian
Alice P_ Immanuel

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2018-08-29
04:50
I am just fetching data from excel and created Junit tests. Could you explain more in detail?
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2018-08-29
10:21
In the Tests area you can create a new test and select JUnit as Type. Then specify the fully qualified name (incl. package) of your JUnit test as Test class. In the classpath you need to specify all jar files that are needed for executing the test.
Once created, you can do a trial run from the context menu of the test.
Once created, you can do a trial run from the context menu of the test.