About CTS Plans

[lvsei]

Hi All~~~

I am using CTS to test my device now.

There are 8 plans in CTS.(ls --plan)

cts_host > ls --plan
List of plans (8 in total):
Signature
Java
AppSecurity
CTS
Performance
VM
RefApp
Android

and in plan Java, there 20 packages.

cts_host > ls --plan Java
Packages of plan Java (20 in total):
=================================
android.core.tests.annotation
android.core.tests.archive
android.core.tests.concurrent
android.core.tests.crypto
android.core.tests.dom
android.core.tests.logging
android.core.tests.luni.io
android.core.tests.luni.lang
android.core.tests.luni.net
android.core.tests.luni.util
android.core.tests.math
android.core.tests.nio
android.core.tests.nio_char
android.core.tests.prefs
android.core.tests.regex
android.core.tests.security
android.core.tests.sql
android.core.tests.text
android.core.tests.xml
android.core.tests.xnet

I have 3 questions

1.What does each plan means?
2.What does each test suit in the package of the plan means?
3.When I input the command
start --plan Java -p android.core.tests.annotation
cts_host > start --plan Java -p android.core.tests.annotation
The specific test package does not exist:
android.core.tests.annotation
why does this package not exist?

[Quitou]

were you able to get some answers?

[abukustfan]

Hi lvsei,

Not sure about 1 and 2.
about 3, you need to add the package to your target.
check if android.core.tests.annotation.apk exist under data/app .

[Ashish]

In layman terms Plan is ur testing plan. A plan has different packages
that contains test suites and test cases at lower level. If u check
out/host/linux-86/cts/android-cts/repository/testcases, u will find
different xml's explaining packages and their testcases.

Natively cts gives 8 plans like VM plan tests dalvik Virtual machine
tests and similarly Performance plan have performance related test
cases..
One can have same packages included in different plans also. So i can
have my plan having packages from different plans.

Also plan, packages and test cases can be added into CTS.

Ashish Pareek

On Apr 9, 6:39 am, abukustfan <abukust...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi lvsei,
>
> Not sure about 1 and 2.
> about 3, you need to add the package to your target.
> check if android.core.tests.annotation.apk exist under data/app .
>
> On Apr 2, 12:18 pm, lvsei <lvseis...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hi All~~~
>

> >     I am usingCTSto test my device now.
>
> >     There are 8 plans inCTS.(ls --plan)

> >       why does this package not exist?- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

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[卸芮紋]

Dear Ashish,

Thank you for your reply.

About the third question, why can I test a single package in a plan just like the example.

cts_host > start --plan Java -p android.core.tests.annotation
The specific test package does not exist: android.core.tests.annotation

why does this package not exist? I am sure that this package "android.core.tests.annotation" is available.

2010/5/12 Ashish <bless2...@gmail.com>