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Camille
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‎2014-09-17 15:25
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SilkCentral JUnitTest Eclipse IDE

Hello,

I'm new in Silk Central but I want to run a JUnit Test in SilkCentral but JUnit Test is in Eclipse IDE. It's possible to do it?

I work with tools SilkCentral 15, Eclipse Kepler, JUnit 4, Sikuli and Ubuntu.

Thanks for help.

Camille

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maximilianp
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‎2014-09-18 05:25

Hello,

thanks for your question!

If you have an existing CI system, you might find useful information in the following posts highlighting how you can leverage the CI system to build/deploy your test assets:

Continuous Integration Testing - Silk Central integration with Hudson / Jenkins

community.microfocus.com/.../continuous-integration-testing-silk-central-integration-with-hudson-jenkins.aspx

Deploy test and build artifacts from CI systems to SCTM

community.microfocus.com/.../deploy-test-and-build-artifacts-from-ci-systems-to-sctm.aspx

This should help to deploy your test assets (e.g. jar files containing your unit tests and required libraries) to your execution servers.

regards

-max

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Camille
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‎2014-09-18 13:47

Hello maximilianp,

Thanks for help. 🙂

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