Installing and configuring TestDriver in Test Driver

Before using the TestDriver, you need make sure it is installed and configured correctly.

The following minimum hardware is recommended for the PC:

The following is required when running tests on a device:

To set up the TestDriver tool, simply unzip the following file to any location:

epoc32\tools\testdriver\testdriver.zip

This unzips all the files needed into a sub directory called testdriver, within the directory from which the file was unzipped.

The first time you install TestDriver, you will be prompted to set up your environment and define the following information:

The EPOC drive, i.e. the drive where the EPOC32 tree has been installed.
The XML Root, i.e. the root path to your XML tree that defines your test suite hierarchy.
The repository location, i.e. the root path where all the binaries and related test files are stored.
The result location, i.e. the root path where the test logs are stored.
The source root location, i.e. the root path where the source code is stored.

You can view or modify these items by using the config option from the command line, as shown below.

> testdriver config

This is used to display the current configurations.

> testdriver config -e <path to EPOC drive>

This is used to set the EPOC drive, for example; testdriver config -e h:\ sets the EPOC drive to h:\.

> testdriver config -x <path to XML root>

This is used to set the root path to your XML structure, for example; testdriver config -x h:\development\personal\CompVisitor\XML

> testdriver config -r <path>

This is used to set the root path to the repository, for example; testdriver config -r d:\repos.

> testdriver config -l <path to result location>

This is used to set the root path for the test results and test logs.

> testdriver config -s <path to source>

This is used to set the root path for the source code.

Once you have configured the above items correctly, you can start using TestDriver.

Installing and configuring TestDriver