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arun kumar.ax887 How to make the TestCase successful.
Hi All,
I have a requirement, where in I need to delete all the Invoice Payment Line Items which has a specific record type. For which I have written a class. The class is working properly and we are getting the desired output, but when I am writing the test case the test case is failing and the code coverage is 54%.
Therefore I request you people to kindly suggest a solution such that the test case is successful and code coverage is above 75% as I need to migrate the code.
I am sending the code of both Apex class and as well as TestCase. Kindly look into the code and provide an appropriate solution.
Apex Class
public with sharing class Dev_ControlDeleteon_INV {
String recordId;
public Dev_ControlDeleteon_INV (ApexPages.StandardController controller) {recordId = controller.getId();}
public PageReference redirect() {
Invoice_Payment_Line_Item__c jkl;
RecordType[] rt = [select Id,Name from RecordType];
Invoice_Payment_Line_Item__c dr=[select id,name,recordtypeId,Invoice_Number__c from Invoice_Payment_Line_Item__c where id =:recordId];
for(RecordType yt :rt){
if(dr.recordtypeId !='01290000000Kex7'){
delete dr;
return new PageReference('/'+dr.Invoice_Number__c +'/d?retURL=%2F'+dr.Invoice_Number__c);
}
}
return null;
}
}
TestCase
@istest
private class Dev_ControlDeleteon_INVTestCase {
static testMethod void testMyController()
{
ApexPages.StandardController con = new ApexPages.StandardController(new Invoice_Payment_Line_Item__c());
Dev_ControlDeleteon_INV dc = new Dev_ControlDeleteon_INV(con);
PageReference pr1 = dc.redirect();
}
}
Regards
Arun
Hi Arun,
in the testmethod, you should at least insert one instance of the Invoice_Payment_Line_Item__c object, i.e.
static testMethod void testMyController()
Invoice_Payment_Line_Item__c myInvoice = new Invoice_Payment_Line_Item__c(Name='testABC', RecordTypeId='01290000000Kex8', do initialization here);
insert myInvoice;
// and pass the instanct to your standard controllerYou should of course follow the best practices for writing test methods and writing code that doesn't hit SFDC-limits, which is explained in several resources available on the developer.force.com page. E.g. you should not call DML-method inside a for-loop.
Kind regards,
smash