I would like to know if we can record and export the java code from the Katalon Studio recorder and import the code and use it in any POM framework?
Code and elements by Katalon Studio can be used only in Katalon Studio. You can't extract it.
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I am using latest Studio and embedded 4.1.5 engine.
I created a CommonProject with some reusable flows.
1 of the flow is using DW2.0 and is using a local class to cast the result of the transformation. CommonProject and DW work on its own.
Then I created a second project CallerProject. Added CommonProject as a dependency, and added the CommonProject FLOW via IMPORT:
When I call the CallerProject FLOW that uses the CommonProject imported flow, all seems to be working up to the DW2.0 transformation that is failing since the CLASS is not found.
Error: "Unable to find class ..."
Anything obvious I missed?
The java class is in the CommonProject JAR within the CallerProject JAR
I believe you want to import a project JAR file. The steps for that is:- File-> import -> Anypoint Studio -> Packaged Mule application(.jar).
You didn't mention mavenizing your flow.
This should help:
https://support.mulesoft.com/s/article/How-to-add-a-call-to-an-external-flow-in-Mule-4
I have a maven project (archtype quicksetup).
And I have a testcases annotated with #Test.
Is it possible to run the unit test from the Visual Studio Code UI ?
Microsoft finally released an extension for this exact purpose. However the documentation at this point is definitly lacking. I myself did not get it to work up to this point.
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/visualstudio/2017/12/01/announcing-junit-support-for-visual-studio-code/
It is possible to create a JUnit test class in Android Studio as it is known from Eclipse? That means creating a class with some defined values like #Before, #After, and so on.
What I mean is this...
I have downloaded the source for NHiberate 4.0.4 and want to run some of the unit tests. Not sure how to go about doing this. I played around with NUnit several years ago and seem to remember there was a addin for visual studio but couldn't find it. Is there a way to run the NUnit tests from within Visual Studio, similar to the way JUnit works in eclipse?
It's an old question but still deserves a step-by-step, how-to answer with reference to the latest versions of VS (2019) and NUnit (4.0) since NUnit tests won't run in VS 2019 out-of-the-box.
Here's how to set it up:
Install the NUnit 3 Test Adapter extension to VS by selecting Extensions > Manage Extensions from the main menu. Restart VS to complete the installation.
Add a Class Library project to your solution. Right click on the project and select Manage NuGet Packages menu option. Browse for NUnit and install it.
Add a public, non-static class to the project to host your tests. Mark the class with the [TestFixture] attribute. Also, don't forget to add the required using NUnit.Framework directive.
Add a public method to the class and mark it with the [Test] attribute. Repeat with as many methods as necessary.
Build the project and then select Test > Run All Tests from VS main menu. The Test Explorer will pop up and show you the progress and outcomes.
If you are using Visual Studio 2012 or higher, then yes, you can run NUnit tests directly from Visual Studio. I think NUnit Test Adapter
may be what you need. For VS 2013 and higher this may not be necessary - if NUnit Framework is installed and the project references it, anything declared as [TestFixture]/[Test] has a Click to Run icon on the left.
Hope this helps!
How can i add Entity Framework to a Ranorex Project ?
When i pressed add new item, all i can see is class, empty file , struct or interface
Thank you for your answers
Since Ranorex is a .net extension library presumably you can add any library you wish to a project built in Ranorex studio. You are correct Ranorex studio has only those options. If you can't figure out how to reference the project in the studio, you could always open the project in Visual studio, and add it that way. Ranorex gives you the sln file for the project, when you create a new ranorex solution