Maybe a late response, but you can have private attributes to store the result of a test method and use this in another
class MyTest {
private def myResult = [:]
void testSomethingAndPutInResult() {
...
myResult = [expect: 'something']
...
}
void testMyResult() {
assert myResult == [expect: 'something']
}
}
On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 10:52 AM, QuantumUniverses
<[hidden email]> wrote:
Just let me know to explain why I need to have input/ouput in my test
methods..
If you have:
- void testSomething1()
- void testSomething2()
where:
testSomething2 performs its data check according to the result of the prev.
test (testSomething1) then you need to pass that result out by testSomething1
and into testSomething2. So what I need is something like this:
- void testSomething1(Output result)
- void testSomething2(Input prevResult)
Then.. is there a way to pass parameters in Grails testing? (otherwise I
should share data in some way, maybe in DB.. but it’s not a good choice in my
opinion, in the sense I expect that Grails testing supports a sort of in/out
parameters..)
How
about to make testActionList private and call this on your test method? Another
way is to setup mystr in the startUp method.
On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 4:09 AM, QuantumUniverses
<[hidden email]> wrote:
Is there a way to pass parameters to a test
method?
For example I suppose something like this:
void
testActionList(String mystr) {
...
... (using mystr)
...
...
}
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