Koha/C4/SIP/t/README
Ryan Higgins 7b9b36bd2e adding openncip / opensip SIP2 service
Signed-off-by: Chris Cormack <crc@liblime.com>
Signed-off-by: Joshua Ferraro <jmf@liblime.com>
2007-11-06 06:32:53 -06:00

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CONFIGURING THE TEST SUITE
Before you can run the test suite, you need to configure certain
information about the SIP server and the ILS data in the file
SIPtest.pm.
RUNNING THE TESTS
Every file tests a different protocol transaction.
Unfortunately, a lot of test cases are missing, but the basics
are tested, as are most of the simple error conditions (invalid
users, unknown items, checking in item that's not checked out).
To run a single test, just run
perl -I.. <file>
If the test fails, the output should be pretty clear about what
went wrong (assuming you can read raw SIP packets).
To run all the tests, just type
make test
Right now, that will run tests for functionality that isn't
supported in the Evergreen environment (the two main cases are
enable patron and hold management). To run just the Evergreen tests, use
make test-openils
which will run just the tests
00sc_status.t
01patron_status.t
02patron_info.t
03checkout.t
06patron_enable.t
08checkin.t
09renew.t
11item_info.t
05block_patron.t
NOTE: the Block Patron tests are run last because "Patron Enable"
isn't supported. Thus, after running the "Block Patron" test,
manual intervention is required to unblock the test patron.
The Renew All tests will fail when running the stub "ILS"
implementation unless there's only one ILS server running. This
won't be a problem for any real backend implementation that
properly manages the database of users and items.