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| Service Tester - Configuration | Page | Configuration Those familiar with Interlok config should have no problem traversing they’re way through service-test configuration, as if it uses the same approach (and code) to go from configuration to execution. There is hierarchy of configuration this is as follows: A service-test contains a... |
| Service Tester - Continuous Delivery | Page | Overview Where the Interlok service tester can be used as a part of your continuos delivery pipeline, below is a few examples of how to configure: Important: If you are using service-tester along with JSON assertions then you should exclude com.vaadin.external.google:android-json... |
| Service Tester - Introduction | Page | Overview Interlok service tester is testing framework that allows you to unit test Interlok configuration. The aim is to remove the need to have working consumers and producers but still be able to test the logic within Interlok configuration, such as branching and mappings. The output of the execution... |
| Service Tester - Output | Page | Output The Interlok service tester produces Ant JUnit XML although it isn’t officially supported by JUnit them selves. Many tools support it out of the box (jenkins, etc.). Example## <testsuite name="TestList.Test1" hostname="LHRL28244" failures="0" errors="0" <span... |
