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!Writing testcases in Groovy directly in the wiki
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Tests can also be written directly in the wiki, using the dynamic language [Groovy|http://groovy.codehaus.org/]. You just have to implement the call() method as you would with java, wrap around the source code in and specify the {{@name}} annotation:
{{{
%%CITest
public CITestResult call() {
.....
}
@name: TestName
%
}}}
__Example__:
%%prettify
{{{
%%CITest
public CITestResult call() {
if (config.getMonitoredArticleTitle().length() < 20)
new CITestResult(SUCCESSFUL)
else new CITestResult(FAILED, "Title longer than 20 Characters!")
}
@name: TrivialCITestGroovy
%
}}}
/%
As you can see, Groovy supports a much more simpler and easier syntax, but you [loose a lot of static typing and compile time checking safety|http://groovy.codehaus.org/Runtime+vs+Compile+time%2C+Static+vs+Dynamic] due to the runtime execution and compilation of groovy. Be sure to test your test-code before productive usage :-)
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