| BOL Test Tool - Protected Layer (tlbct2210m000) |  |
| Use this session to test a protected BOL method. To test the protected method, take the following steps: In the current session, you must specify a Business Object and a method. If you click Launch, the session generates a test script for the specified method. When the script is generated, a temporary session appears, which enables you to specify the input arguments with which the method must be tested. All possible arguments are listed in this session. Select the check boxes of the arguments you want to use. Mandatory arguments are marked with an asterisk. Click Continue to confirm your input. Another temporary session is displayed that enables you to specify the values of the arguments you specified in the previous step. Click Test to run the test script. A third temporary session appears that displays the output values, or the return value and error message. Note Refer to BOL Test Tool – Tester for details and examples on the generated temporary test sessions. Company handling The test tool handles various data sets, which is visible in the company numbers displayed in the sessions. Refer to Company handling for details. Developers mode You can start the session in developers mode to control the test script that is run. If you work in developers mode, the session provides the following extra options: You can monitor the program flow if you clear the Hide Technical Details check box. This check box is only available if you work in developers mode. To manually edit, compile, and run the generated test script, you can use the buttons that are available in developers mode. To compile the script in debug mode, you must select the Compile Testscript in Debug Mode check box. The field that displays the test script is changed from a display field to an input field, and you can specify another script than the one that was selected by the session. To start the session in developers mode, you must add the following line to the Command field of your BW Configuration file: `-set TMODE=1`. Note that you cannot start the session in developers mode if you use the Web UI interface. Note The Launch command that is available in the initial screen generates a test script. To perform a series of tests on the same business object, for best results, click Continue in the third temporary session, which enables you to reuse the generated script. If you return to the first screen by canceling one of the subsequent screens and then click Launch again, the test script is generated anew. You can only specify a business object that occurs in your current package combination. Transactions are supported. When the return value of the method is not zero, the transaction is aborted. If the return value is zero, the transaction is committed. If a retry is necessary, a message will alert you. Related topics How to test protected methods for Infor ERP LN To Model a Business Object
Fields | Description
Package VRC | The package code of the current package VRC. With the Package VRC, the system knows that you have permission for this package VRC and can ask the application dictionary information/ BOR information required to perform the test. To switch to another package VRC, click Change Curr PVRC.
Package VRC | The version of the current package VRC. To switch to another package VRC, click Change Curr PVRC.
Package VRC | The release of the current package VRC. To switch to another package VRC, click Change Curr PVRC.
Package VRC | The customer code of the current package VRC. To switch to another package VRC, click Change Curr PVRC.
Package VRC | The description of the current package VRC. To switch to another package VRC, click Change Curr PVRC.
Package Combination | Your package combination. You can only select and test Business Objects that occur in your current package combination.
Module | The module to which the Business Object belongs.
Module | The description of the module.
Business Object | The code that identifies the Business Object.
Business Object | The description of the Business Object.
Component | The name of the Business Object component to be tested. You can use components to model recurring elements in Business Objects, for example, a recurring order line. As a result, other parts of the same Business Object, for example, the order header, are also modeled as a component. Leave this field blank if the Business Object has no components.
BOL Method | The protected Business Object method to be tested, for example, Create. Note The method name is case sensitive.
Script | The package of the software component that is used to perform the test. Extra information about the script type and the VRC will be shown in case data is present in the function tree database. This field is read-only when the session runs in normal mode. In Developers mode, however, the field becomes an input field. Therefore, you can now change the script name. In this way, you force the system to run another object. This can be useful if you made a special library for test purposes.
Script | The module of the software component that is used to perform the test. Extra information about the script type and the VRC will be shown in case data is present in the function tree database. This field is read-only when the session runs in normal mode. In Developers mode however, the field becomes an input field. Therefore, you can now change the script name. In this way, you force the system to run another object. This can be useful if you have made a special library for test purposes.
Script | The identification code of the software component that is used to perform the test. Extra information about the script type and the VRC appears if data is present in the function tree database. This field is read-only when the session runs in normal mode. In Developers mode, however, the field becomes an input field. Therefore, you can now change the script name. In this way, you force the system to run another object. This can be useful if you have made a special library for test purposes.
Script | Additional information about the software component that is used to perform the test. This information is stored in the function tree database.
Hide Technical Details | Clear this check box to monitor the program flow, which can be useful if you want to know about the (internal) steps the tool performs, or if you want to know more about the problem that was reported. The program flow appears in a terminal emulator. By default, this check box is selected, and Infor ERP LN enables you to avoid the technical aspects. This option is only available in Developers mode.
Compile Test Script in Debug Mode | If this check box is selected, and you compile a test script using the Compile button, the compilation is carried out in debug mode. This option is only available in Developers mode.
Commands | Description
Launch | Starts the generation of a test script for the specified method. A test session will be activated, in which you can define input arguments and enter their values and run the protected Business Object method. The following steps are performed: All information about the method and the method's arguments is retrieved from the BOR. A script is created. The content is created based the input and output arguments of the method. The script is compiled. The object is executed.
Change Curr PVRC | Starts the Change Current Package VRC of User (ttadv0140s000) session. Changing your current package VRC is useful if you want to test a Business Object from another package.
Edit | Starts the editor to edit the generated test script. This option is only available in Developers mode. You can use this option to program extra functionality, or solve (rare) compilation problems, if the test tool is not able to generate a perfect test script.
Compile | Compiles the test script that you edited. This option is only available in Developers mode. Use this option after you modify the test script, or if you want to examine the test script by means of the debugger.
Run | Runs the test script. This option is only available in Developers mode. Use this option after you have compiled the test script. You can also use this option to restart scripts that are automatically generated (the system assumes that all necessary files are still present).