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Definition

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 will visually show the test result by coloring each testing cell:

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Writing fixtures for Setup tables

As we've seen in Setup Definition, a table of rules is used to simplify the creation of a particular state for the system under development. Once the state is created, we can focus on the business process to test.

This page shows the fixture code that supports the examples introduced in the Writing a Setup specification.

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Fixture to create bank customers

Consider the example of setup table described in Writing a Setup specification:

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The fixture code to support this example in Java is the class AGroupOfCustomersFixture shown below.

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public class AGroupOfCustomersFixture 
{
	public AccountType type;
	public String number, firstName, lastName;
	public Money balance;
	public static Bank bank;
	
	public AGroupOfCustomersFixture()
	{
		bank=new Bank();
	}
	
	@EnterRow
	public void setupAccount()
	{
		if(AccountType.SAVINGS == type)
			bank.openSavingsAccount(number, new Owner(firstName, lastName)).deposit(balance);
		
		else if(AccountType.CHECKING == type)
			bank.openCheckingAccount(number, new Owner(firstName, lastName)).deposit(balance);
	}
}

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How is the table processed?

When it runs this table,  reads the first row to select the interpreter and fixture. It then reads the second row to know what the attribute columns are. Finally, it starts creating entries from the third row down to the end of the table.