It is possible, I think. Since AnyLogic generates Java code, you can create your own project in Eclipse with those
generated classes and do the JUnit tests. I prefer the combination of JUnit and contract programming by using assertion
in Java for simulation.
Khoi Nguyen
CommunityHello
Is there a possibility to write unittest in AnyLogic? Can I write JUnit Test Cases to test my ActiveObjects.
Thanks for help
Urs
Hello
Thank you for your idea.
I understand what you mean. Now I can test so methods and check at runtime the conditions.
Do you know what I have to do, if I would like to test a ActiveObject with JUnit? I don't understand how I pass a Entity
to a ActiveObjet. I would like to check the state before I pass the Entity to the ActiveObject and after.
Bye
Urs
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