Functional Tests (E2E)

Test1.java

/*
  Example of an acceptance test written without any of the layering:
*/
@Test
public void shouldDeductPaymentFromAccountBalance() {
  selectURL(“http://my.test.bank.url"); 
  enterText(“userNameFieldId”, “testUserName”); 
  enterText(“passwordFieldId”, “testPassword”); 
  click(“loginButtonId”); 
  waitForResponse(“loginSuccessIndicator”);
  
  String initialBalanceStr = readText(“BalanceFieldId”);
  enterText(“PayeeNameFieldId”, “testPayee”); 
  enterText(“AmountFieldId”, “10.05”); 
  click(“payButtonId”);
  
  BigDecimal initialBalance = new BigDecimal(initialBalanceStr);
  BigDecimal expectedBalance = initialBalance.subtract(new BigDecimal(“10.05”)); 
  
  Assert.assertEquals(expectedBalance.toString(), readText(“BalanceFieldId”));
}

Test2.java

/*
  Same example refactored into two layers: test implementation and window driver. 
  The AccountPanelDriver in this example is the window driver.
*/
@Test
public void shouldDeductPaymentFromAccountBalance() {
  AccountPanelDriver accountPanel = new AccountPanelDriver(testContext);
  accountPanel.login(“testUserName”, “testPassword”); 
  accountPanel.assertLoginSucceeded();
  
  BigDecimal initialBalance = accountPanel.getBalance(); 
  accountPanel.specifyPayee(“testPayee”); 
  accountPanel.specifyPaymentAmount(“10.05”); 
  accountPanel.submitPayment();
  
  BigDecimal expectedBalance = initialBalance.subtract(new BigDecimal(“10.05”));
  
  Assert.assertEquals(expectedBalance.toString(), accountPanel.getBalance());
}