In a testMethod, can I dynamically instantiate a page's controller?

I have a page, p1, which has a controller c1, and I write the testMethod to give me a page ref off of p1, and the controller from c1 to c2 - could the testMethod have been written to figure that out?

I could envision a solution where if I were sometimes using c1 and sometimes using c2, so I could have if statements determine which to instantiate.

But I would need to know this up front if I were going to use this approach in a managed package. If the user of the system were to add c3 after I built the package - then I wouldn't be able to accomodate it.

I'm writing a post install script to populate custom objects. How does it impact code coverage? Do I just call the class.method() in the testMethod script?

Will the entries be scanned? Will there be a 75% code coverage requirement?

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I'm writing a post install script to populate custom objects. How does it impact code coverage? Do I just call the class.method() in the testMethod script?

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Developed post install script -- no problem.

However, when I try to add a test script (see below), I get "Method does not exist or incorrect signature: System.Test.testInstall". The testInstall method does not show up in the list of methods available for the Test class in Eclipse IDE, and editing/saving the test class directly in the Salesforce UI results in the same error.

Please advise.

 

@isTest
static void testInstallScript() {
PostInstallClass postinstall = new PostInstallClass();
System.Test.testInstall(postinstall, null);
System.Test.testInstall(postinstall, new Version(1,0), true);
List<Account> a = [Select id, name from Account where name ='Newco'];
System.assertEquals(a.size(), 1, 'Account not found');
}

Hello,

 

I am trying to insert a feedComment of contentcomment type on a feedpost in the follwing test method- 

when i run the test i get an error  saying "System.DmlException: Insert failed. First exception on row 0; first error: FIELD_INTEGRITY_EXCEPTION, You do not have the level of access necessary to perform the operation you requested. Please contact the owner of the record or your administrator if access is necessary.: []"

 

static testmethod void mytest(){
        Account Acc = new Account(Name = 'TestAccountBhushan',Phone = '040-754-7845');
        insert acc;  
        
        contentVersion cv = new contentVersion(
        pathonclient = 'My Document.docx',
        versionData = EncodingUtil.base64Decode('SampleImageFile')
        );
        insert cv;   
        //Inserting  post on chatter
        FeedItem textFeed = new FeedItem(
                Body = 'This is a text post',
                Type = 'TextPost',
                ParentId = acc.id               
        );          
        insert textFeed;
        
        FeedComment fc = new FeedComment(
            feedItemId = textFeed.Id,
            relatedRecordId = cv.id,
            commentBody = 'Test Comment Body'
            //commentType = 'ContentComment'
        );   
        insert fc;
        system.debug('****** Comment******'+ fc);

}

 

Thanks,

Bhushan