After you create and export a new connector, you can test the connector using the automation framework. The framework generates and runs the test cases.
After you export a connector, perform the following tests:
Code Acceptance Test (CAT) or Unit Test.
Units
tests are standalone tests. You can generate the test case after you upload
data in the project explorer. After the test run, a status report is
generated without any external dependency.
It is mandatory to run
unit test scenarios. If you do not run unit test scenarios, the package
validation for the connector fails during sandbox deployment in
INFAConnect.
Product Acceptance Test (PAT) or Integration Test.
Integration tests require the configuration details to generate and execute the test cases. It requires user intervention for manual upload of data to the pod.
When the automation framework runs, it performs the following tasks:
Analyzes the connector package and generates the test suite. You can use the test suite to test the functionalities in a connector. For example, you can test the connection, verify the record and field details, search records, and test the read, write, filter operations.
Runs the test cases to validate the unit and integration tests. You can run the test cases separately.
Populates a single unified test report for both the unit and integration tests. You can see the PASS and FAIL status in the report.
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