Class Test Parameters

This window lets you view and edit parameters that are specific to a certain class.

In the Class Testing UI, you can open this window by clicking the Class button.

You can also open this window from the Project Testing UI Right-click the Result panel node whose name corresponds to the class whose parameters you want to modify, then choose Edit Class Test Parameters from the shortcut menu.

Descriptions of Class Test Parameters tree branches are divided into three categories:

CLASSPATH Requirements

You must satisfy all of the following requirements in order to use the minimum Jtest functionality:

The '.class' files for the classes you want to test must be available. A '.class' file is a compiled Java source. Without a '.class' file, Jtest will not be able to perform any tests.
The '.class' files must be in a directory hierarchy that reflects the structure of the package, regardless of whether they are in jar files, zip files, or in the file system.
The classes referenced by the tested '.class' files must be available to Jtest. This is done by adding their location to the CLASSPATH.
If the '.class' files are in directories, '.zip' files, or '.jar' files, the '.class' files must be accessible by Jtest.

If during testing, Jtest finds ClassNotFoundExceptions or NoClassDefFoundErrors, or if it reports that it could not find the package on "imports", the CLASSPATH is not set properly. If this occurs, you need to set the system CLASSPATH variable to include every class referenced (recursively) by the tested class prior to testing. Check that the CLASSPATH includes the parent directory of the directory hierarchy. For example, if you are testing com.company.MyClass and Jtest reports that it could not find a package referenced by MyClass, it is probably because the 'com' directory is not on the CLASSPATH.

You can override the CLASSPATH environment variable in the Global Test Parameters, the Class Test Parameters, or the Project Test Parameters.