The Eclipse unit test for Android Development Basics

Suppose you have implemented a compute percent function that requires testing, code:

public class Progressservice {public    Integer Getcurrentprogerss (double current, double max) {        Integer i= (int) (( Current/max);        return i;    }}

To unit test a specified feature, the following steps are detailed:

A test class

Writing a test class to perform our function, this class needs to inherit Androidtestcase.

Import Android.test.androidtestcase;import Android.util.log;import Com.example.service.progressservice;public Class Progressservicejunit extends Androidtestcase {    private final String tag= "main";        Public Progressservicejunit () {        //TODO auto-generated constructor stubs    } public        void Getcurrentprogersstest () {        progressservice progressservice=new progressservice ();        Integer Pro=progressservice.getcurrentprogerss (+);        LOG.I (TAG, pro.tostring ());}    }

Two JUnit supports the addition of JUnit support in Androidmanifest.xml and the development of a test project package.
1 <application> node before joining:

<uses-permission android:name= "Android.permission.RUN_INSTRUMENTATION"/> Add permission <instrumentationandroid: Name= "Android.test.InstrumentationTestRunner" fixed class capacity android:targetpackage= "Com.example.junittestdemo" > To test the package where the feature is located </instrumentation>

2 manifest.xml <application> added:

<application>...<uses-library android:name= "Android.test.runner"/> ...<application/>

Three runs the left mouse button on the test case method, run As→android JUnit test.

The Eclipse unit test for Android Development Basics