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Working with JUnit test cases where the JAR is located and select the JAR, then use the drop-down list to select the bean you want. Note You will see only EJBs with remote interfaces in these lists because enterprise beans with local interfaces cannot be accessed by a client application, only by another bean or a web component. 6 Specify the Class Name, Package, and Base Class of the new JUnit test client. You don t need to change the default values unless you want to. The Base Class should not be changed unless you have another class that you want to extend in place of junit.framework.TestCase. 7 Select the optional code for the wizard to generate using the following check boxes: Generate Method For Testing Remote Interface Calls With Default Arguments Adds a testRemoteCallsWithDefaultArguments() method that tests the remote interface calls with default argument values. For example, the default argument for a String is , the default argument for an int is 0, and so on. Generate Logging Messages Adds code that displays messages reporting on the bean s status as the client runs. For example, a message is displayed when bean initialization is begun and another when it completes. This option also generates wrappers for all the methods declared in the home and remote interfaces and initialization functions. Finally, the messages report how long each method call takes to complete. Generate Header Comments Adds JavaDoc header comments to the client you can use to fill in information such as title, author, and so on. 8 Click Next to go to the next step of the EJB Test Client wizard. 9 Check Create A Runtime Configuration if you wish to create a new runtime configuration. You need to do this if you don t already have a Test type runtime configuration for your project. If you are creating a new runtime configuration here, specify the name. You may also specify a base configuration. This copies the settings from the specified configuration, which you can later modify using the Runtime Configuration Properties dialog box. 10 Click Finish to generate the JUnit test client. Now that you ve used the EJB Test Client wizard to generate a JUnit test client, you must implement the test client. You ll have to do the following: 1 Create a remote interface reference to your EJB by calling the create() method that was generated by the wizard. There s a @todo comment in the generated code to show you where to add this (in the setUp() method). This can be as simple as adding the following line of code (where is the private variable the wizard generated to refer to your EJB): = create(); 2 Add any other test methods you wish to write. Once you ve created and implemented your JUnit test client, you re ready to run the test client and test your EJB. See also Running your JUnit test case on page 100 Configuring the target server settings in Developing Applications for J2EE Servers Creating a Server runtime configuration on page 96 Setting runtime configurations in Building Applications with JBuilder Chapter 11: Running and testing an enterprise bean 99
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