Author:halw

Date:2009-02-21T02:01:40.000000Z


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In the first pane, choose the radio button labeled '''Synthesized test using AutoTest'''. Then click '''Next'''.
The second pane asks you to provide a class name for the new test class and designate a cluster for it. In the case of synthesized tests, the class name you enter is actually a prefix, that will have a unique number appended to it.
The second pane is the now familiar pane that asks you to provide a class name for the new test class and designate a cluster for it. In the case of synthesized tests, the class name you enter is actually a prefix, that will have a sequential number appended to it. This means that for the <code>BANK_ACCOUNT</code> example, if we might choose a test class name like <code>TEST_BANK_ACCOUNT_SYNTHESIZED</code>, the first test class with that prefix would be named <code>TEST_BANK_ACCOUNT_SYNTHESIZED_001</code>.
In the third pane, you are asked to configure certain options for the generation of synthesized tests: