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Test suite editor
In IBM Integration Designer, the test suite editor is the designated tool for editing test suites. It features a rich user interface that enables you to easily manage your test suites and test cases. The test suite editor has been designed to closely resemble the test client, which helps you easily transition from using one tool to the other.
The test suite editor is shown in the following figure:
As shown in the figure, there are three main pages of the test suite editor interface:
- 1 Overview page
- 2 Test Cases page
- 3 Configurations page
Additionally, there is a Test Data Table view that is not shown in the figure.
Almost all of the tasks that you can perform in the test suite editor are either initiated or performed in these three pages and one view, as described in the following topics:
- Overview page
In the Overview page, you can quickly view the essential information for the test suite that is open in the test suite editor. - Test Cases page
In the Test Cases page of the test suite editor, you can perform numerous activities to prepare your test suite and test cases for testing, such as selecting an operation invocation for which you want to specify values in the test data table. - Test Data Table view
At the bottom of the test suite editor, a Test Data Table view is provided that enables you to import Java extension classes or packages and specify, view, and edit values for operations. - Configurations page of the test suite editor
In the Configurations page of the test suite editor, you can edit the default test configuration. This enables you to add modules to your test configuration, or add emulators and monitors to your test configuration modules, to more precisely control your tests.