Make sure the PIXPDQ_HL7V3_Direct_ca project is open in the NetBeans IDE and the GlassFish server is running. Run these tests in the
For best results, run the tests in the order they are displayed in the project. This will show you a full spectrum of PIX/PDQ processing. Because each response is uniquely identified in the id root element, each test will report a failure because it does not receive the expected output. In addition, if the tests are run out of order additional errors will occur because the response from the Master Index will be different.
On the NetBeans Projects window, expand the PIXPDQ_HL7V3 project, and then expand Test.
Right-click on the test you want to run, and select Run.
Check whether the test passed or failed. Do one or both of the following to verify a test:
To perform additional tests, you can modify the input file of any of the tests and rerun it. You can also create your own tests by doing the following:
Right-click Test, and then select New Test Case.
The New Test Case Wizard appears.
Enter a name for the test case, and then click Next.
The Select the WSDL Document window appears.
Expand the HL7 v3 project containing the operation you want to test.
Select the WSDL file containing the operation to test, and then click Next.
The Select the Operation to Test window appears.
Select the operation to test, and then click Finish.
Currently the tester only support SOAP 1.1 and not SOAP 1.2, so you cannot select any of the SOAP 1.2 operations.
In the Projects tree, a new folder is created under the Test node, containing two files: Input.xml and Output.xml.