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About Basic-testcasesIt is recommended to read chapter 11 OpenOffice.org Basic and Dialogs in the Developer's Guide before going further. As stated on the Automated product source code QA page, the Basic tests are executed using the Runner. An additional parameter is needed to
indicate that a Basic test has to be executed: -TestBase basic_fator short on commandline -tb basic_fat See the General User Guide for a more detailed parameter list. The interaction between Java and Basic is performed using the so-called Basic Bridge that consist of two parts:
These two parts can communicate using a simple protocol: It is possible to send commands from Java to Basic and to get results back from Basic to Java. The communication between Runner and Basic tests is shown here.To perform Basic tests two classes are used: BasicTestCase, an extension of TestCase, and BasicIfcTest. Both take the part of the TestCase and the _XInterfaceTest implementations used in the Java testcases. (see About Java-testcases). For the communication between Java and Basic, the BasicHandler is used. BasicHandler has its own factory called BasicHandlerProvider, which inserts it into the MultiServiceFactory of the Office. The Basic scripts in BasicBridge.sxw can create an instance from the MultiServiceFactory directly and call methods there, thus enabling the information flow from Basic to Java. To provide passing of information in the other direction, Basic
listeners are used. BasicHandler implements the XContainer
UNO interface.
This allows the registering of a listener, which enables Java to call
functions for it.
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