protected void CreateSpec()
{
//Note: We want both API and (xml) DataDriven tests to all to filter
//We need to expose our attributes, (and testcase information) in a similar
//xml structure so we can leverage xpath queries (not redesign our own filtering syntax),
//plus this allows both teams to have a identical (similar as possible) queries/filters.
//Xml Spec Format:
// Example:
/*
* <TestModule Name="Functional" Created="10 October 2001" Modified="10 October 2001" Version="1">
* <-- Owner type is an enum, "test", "dev" or "pm" -->
* <Owner Alias="YourAlias" Type="test"/>
* <Description>XQuery conformance tests</Description>
* <Data filePath="\\webxtest\wdtest\managed\..." DBName="Northwind" Anything="whatever you want to be global">
* <!--My global data -->
* <xml>http://webdata/data/mytest/test.xml</xml>
* <xsd>http://webdata/data/mytest/test.xsd</xsd>
* </Data>
* <TestCase name="FLWR Expressions">
* <Description>Tests for FLWR expressions</description>
* <Variation id="1" Implemented="true" Priority="2">
* <Description>Simple 1 FLWR expression</description>
* <FilterCriteria>
* <!-- Recommended place for filter criteria -->
* <Os>NT</Os>
* <Language>English</Language>
* </FilterCriteria>
* <Data >
* <!-- Override global data -->
* <xml>http://webdata/data/mytest/specialptest.xml</xml>
* </Data>
* <SoapData>
* <!-- Additional data for SOAP tests -->
* <wsdl>http://webdata/data/mytest/test.wsdl</wsdl>
* </SoapData>
* </Variation>
* </TestCase>
* </TestModule>
*/
//Create the document
pxmldoc = new CXmlDocument();
//Add the module (from the root)
this.AddChild(pxmldoc, ptestmodule);
}
public CXmlElement(string prefix, string name, string namespaceURI, CXmlDocument xmldoc)
: base(prefix, name, namespaceURI, xmldoc)
{
}
public CXmlElement(string prefix, string name, string namespaceURI, CXmlDocument xmldoc)
: base(prefix, name, namespaceURI, xmldoc)
{
}
protected void CreateSpec()
{
//Note: We want both API and (xml) DataDriven tests to all to filter
//We need to expose our attributes, (and testcase information) in a similar
//xml structure so we can leverage xpath queries (not redesign our own filtering syntax),
//plus this allows both teams to have a identical (similar as possible) queries/filters.
//Xml Spec Format:
// Example:
/*
<TestModule Name="Functional" Created="10 October 2001" Modified="10 October 2001" Version="1">
<-- Owner type is an enum, "test", "dev" or "pm" -->
<Owner Alias="YourAlias" Type="test"/>
<Description>XQuery conformance tests</Description>
<Data filePath="\\webxtest\wdtest\managed\..." DBName="Northwind" Anything="whatever you want to be global">
<!--My global data -->
<xml>http://webdata/data/mytest/test.xml</xml>
<xsd>http://webdata/data/mytest/test.xsd</xsd>
</Data>
<TestCase name="FLWR Expressions">
<Description>Tests for FLWR expressions</description>
<Variation id="1" Implemented="true" Priority="2">
<Description>Simple 1 FLWR expression</description>
<FilterCriteria>
<!-- Recommended place for filter criteria -->
<Os>NT</Os>
<Language>English</Language>
</FilterCriteria>
<Data >
<!-- Override global data -->
<xml>http://webdata/data/mytest/specialptest.xml</xml>
</Data>
<SoapData>
<!-- Additional data for SOAP tests -->
<wsdl>http://webdata/data/mytest/test.wsdl</wsdl>
</SoapData>
</Variation>
</TestCase>
</TestModule>
*/
//Create the document
pxmldoc = new CXmlDocument();
//Add the module (from the root)
this.AddChild(pxmldoc, ptestmodule);
}