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Eclipse Application Testing Guide
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Generating test reports

Once execution histories have been generated from executing test suites, you can generate a test report to summarize the test execution results. The test reports aggregate and summarize numerous test executions over a period of time. The test reports present test executions in tables and charts so users can easily locate trends and effectually analyze.

The following test report types are provided:

Report Description
Test Pass Report1 Report with only the most recent execution results for each selected test within a specified period of time.
Time Frame Historic1 Report with all of the execution results for each selected test within a specified period of time.

[1] Adobe's Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) browser plug-in is required.

Configure the fonts used when generating a test report:

  1. Select Window > Preferences... from the file menu.
  2. Select the Test > Test Reports > Fonts preference page.
  3. Configure the fonts used when generating a test report.
  4. Click OK to save the preferences.

Generate a test report:

  1. Open the Test Perspective, right-click on a test suite in the Test Navigator, and select Report... or Alt+Shift+T, R.
  2. Select one of the test report types and click Next .
  3. Select the parent folder and define the name of the test report and click Next.
  4. Provide the report window (start and end data and time) for the test report.
  5. Click Finish to generate the test report.
  6. The Confirm Open Editor dialog may appear (see the Window > Preferences... > Test > Open Editor preference), confirming if the new test report is to be opened in the internal Web Browser.

 
 
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