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PappuPappu 

Test class for STOWD API

Hi All,

Any help in writting test class for the below trigger is appreciated.

trigger test on Mail__c (after update) {
            list<Duration__c> durations = new list<Duration__c>();
            set<string> trackedFields = new set<string> {'OwnerId', 'Status__c', 'Sub_Status__c'}; 
            STOWD.API.CalculateDurations(durations, trackedFields, 'Request__History', 'ParentId'); 
            database.insert(durations, false);
    }
Best Answer chosen by Pappu
Niraj Kr SinghNiraj Kr Singh
Try this it will work:
  
@istest
private class TestClass {
   @istest static void  testClassMethod() {
        List<Mail__c> lstMails = new List<Mail__c>();
		for(Integer index=1; index <= 5; index++) {
			Mail__c objMail = new Mail__c();
			objMail.Name = 'TestMail-' + index;
			//Add all required fields here...
        }
		
		Insert lstMails;
		
		List<Mail__c> lstData = [SELECT Id, Name FROM Mail__c];
		system.assertEquals(lstData.size(), 5);
		
		for(Mail__c objMall : lstData) {
			objMall.Name = objMall.Name + ' -Update';
		}
		
		Test.startTest();
			update lstData;
		Test.stopTest();
    }
}
My mistake, I forget to add static keyword in method.
 

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Niraj Kr SinghNiraj Kr Singh
Hi Pappu,

Plz try this and let me know if it works
Might be some update needed according to your requirements 
@istest
private class TestClass {
   @istest private void testMethod() {
        List<Mail__c> lstMails = new List<Mail__c>();
		for(Integer index=1; index <= 5; index++) {
			Mail__c objMail = new Mail__c();
			objMail.Name = 'TestMail-' + index;
			//Add all required fields here...
        }
		
		Insert lstMails;
		
		List<Mail__c> lstData = [SELECT Id, Name FROM Mail__c];
		system.assertEquals(lstData.size(), 5);
		
		for(Mail__c objMall : lstData) {
			objMall.Name = objMall.Name + ' -Update';
		}
		
		Test.startTest();
			update lstData;
		Test.stopTest();
    }
}

Thanks
Niraj

 
PappuPappu
Thanks for the reply Niraj.

I am getting "Unexpected token 'testMethod'." error while saving the  test class. I just copied your code and pasted to my org.
Niraj Kr SinghNiraj Kr Singh
Sorry Pappu.
testMethod is a keyword in Salesforce.

Replace this line :
@istest private void testMethod() {

By:
@istest private void testClassMethod1() {



 
PappuPappu
Thanks again Niraj!! I've changed as u said.
 
Now saving test class is fine. When executing "Run test" I m getting the below meeage. I already added test methods to my class.
No idea whats the issue here !

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Niraj Kr SinghNiraj Kr Singh
Try this it will work:
  
@istest
private class TestClass {
   @istest static void  testClassMethod() {
        List<Mail__c> lstMails = new List<Mail__c>();
		for(Integer index=1; index <= 5; index++) {
			Mail__c objMail = new Mail__c();
			objMail.Name = 'TestMail-' + index;
			//Add all required fields here...
        }
		
		Insert lstMails;
		
		List<Mail__c> lstData = [SELECT Id, Name FROM Mail__c];
		system.assertEquals(lstData.size(), 5);
		
		for(Mail__c objMall : lstData) {
			objMall.Name = objMall.Name + ' -Update';
		}
		
		Test.startTest();
			update lstData;
		Test.stopTest();
    }
}
My mistake, I forget to add static keyword in method.
 
This was selected as the best answer
PappuPappu
It worked as expected when I add static testmethod keyword. Thanks Niraj :) !!
PappuPappu
Can you help me to undersand more about the method - "  STOWD.API.CalculateDurations". 
Code I shared earlier was existing and I dont have an idea about flow of the code.
So little curious to know the functions and methods used in it.