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- Should use JUnit 4 syntax
- File name ends with *IntegrationTest
- Should use Category annotation of type IntegrationTest
- May take longer than a UnitTest but should generally complete in seconds
- May test a single class or any combination of classes including end-to-end testing of Geode
- Typically uses black-box testing but may include some white-box testing and helps guarantee external quality (feature delivers value to User)
- An IntegrationTest may do any of the following:
- communicate across the network
- access the file system
- require anything special in the environment (such as editing config files or running an external process)
- Good examples in Geode:
- RegionExpirationIntegrationTest
You would typically write an IntegrationTest if you want to test the interaction of real dependencies in a class or if you want to perform functional testing of any feature that requires more than a single class. Any testing that requires any kind of file access or networking should be done in an IntegrationTest instead of a UnitTest. Most of our IntegrationTests use either the file system or create an actual Cache for functional testing.
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RegionExpirationIntegrationTest.java
Examples of good RegressionTests which are IntegrationTests:
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