If you want to run a TPTP JUnit Test remotely, you must create and configure a test deployment.
At a basic level, test deployments are
entities which relate other TPTP entities, artifacts and locations in pairs.
Figure 1:
Test artifacts provide associations for objects like test suites (TPTP JUnit Tests for example) and datapools; test locations identify the computer where the test suite is to be run; and a test deployment definition typically consists of a pairing comprising a test artifact and a location. Through the TPTP launch configuration mechanism, TPTP interprets the pairing and deploys the test artifacts(s) on the host computer specified.
Running a TPTP JUnit test successfully, however, involves more than just associating the appropriate test suites and/or data pools with an artifact, and specifying the remote host to be run on. There are a number of factors to be taken into account, including:
These issues are discussed in the Deployment ground rules topic.
Related tasks
Running a test