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All information needed to define the tests and their test execution is organized in a PETA project that contains the different PETA documents. These documents are test case files, test suite files, module files, template files, and at least one configuration file. In the example project, these files can be found in the subfolders case, suite, module, template , and configuration of folder peta. Additionally, a project may contain java classes (and their source files) of PETA extensions like data types, filters, and plug-ins.
The first step when developing PETA tests is to define a PETA project which will be exemplary shown in this chapter.
PETA projects are created using the New PETA Project wizard which is available from the New Project wizard: Right-click on the Package Explorer and select Project. In the appearing wizard, expand PETA, select PETA Project and click on the Next button to open the New PETA Project wizard.
First, the name of the project has to be entered, for example
TutorialProject. In this tutorial, the standard setup of a
PETA project will be used. Therefore, the wizard can be closed after entering the
project name by using the Finish button. The PETA-Designer will create a new project of
the given name which can be explored in the Package Explorer
view.
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