Getting started with RIT using Calculator Example

Authors: TingHuiLi
Build basis: IBM Software Delivery and Lifecycle Patterns, version 1.0.1.

You are able to familiar with RIT using Calculator Example through this Demonstration.

Overview

The following Demonstration is intended to provide the hands on experience using the Rational Test Workbench Pattern with Calculator sample project.

Demonstration Steps

1. Create a new project
2. Ctrl-V the calculator URL into RIT
3. Set the proxy in the client tab of the physical entry, make sure Test Connection works
4. Create test (with-MEP), 1 each for all 5 operations (or 2 will work), make sure that all tests PASS
5. Create a stub (with-MEP), that does wrong math; in the properties tab, set it to "pass-through" (about half way down) for example "2+3=4", also publish it
6. Create a test, that does the wrong math (same "2+3=4")
7. Run the test "2+3=4", it should fail
8. Start the "2+3=4" stub in GHTester
9. Run the test "2+3=4", it should pass
10. Run the original Add test (1+2=3), it should also pass (hit the stub, but got passed through)
11. Stop stub in GHTester, start the same stub in RTCP
12. Run the test "2+3=4", it should pass
13. Run the original Add test (1+2=3), it should also pass (hit the stub, but got passed through)
14. Stop the stub in RTCP
15. Start recording on, say, the Add op
16. Run the "1+2=3" test
17. Go into Record studio, stop the recording, there should be some entries
18. Make sure you can save the entries to test and test should PASS
19. Make sure you can svae the entries to stub and it should serve in both GHTester and RTCP

Demonstration Detail

• RIT_Using_CalculatorExample.doc: Download this file to get demonstrating screenshot results.

• RIT_CalculatorExample.mp4: Download this file to get demonstrating video.

External links:

• IBM