Release Notes

These Release Notes pertain to the Application Testing component of NaturalONE version 8.3. The following topics are covered:


What's New in Version 8.3.1

Debug Subprograms via RPC

You can now use the NaturalONE debug attach server to debug a subprogram in the Test Subprogram editor. For information, see Debug a Subprogram Directly.

What's New in Version 8.3.2

New Connection Parameters in the testsuite Ant Task to Define RPC Credentials

New connection parameters have been added to the testsuite Ant task to define an RPC user ID and password for secured Natural environments. For information, see Parameters Specified as Nested Elements.

What's New in Version 8.3.3

New Parameters in the testsuite Ant Task to Handle Unit Test Failures

New parameters have been added to the testsuite Ant task that will help control the behavior of the Ant script upon unit test failures. For information, see Parameters.

What's New in Version 8.3.4

New Connection Parameter to Define that only the RPC Server is to be Used

The new option Set project steplibs has been added to the tab which defines the environment in which the test is to be run. It is used to indicate whether the steplibs from the Natural project are set in the RPC server environment. If checked (default), the Natural Development Server is used. If not checked, only the RPC server environment is used, without Natural Development Server. See Define Connections.

In addition, the new parameter setProjectSteplibs has been added to the testsuite Ant Task. See Parameters.

In order to be compatible with previous versions, the Natural Development Server is used by default.

What's New in Version 8.3.5

New Style Sheet

A new style sheet, natural_mapeditor.css, is available. If you would like to see the same colors in the output window as in the map editor, you can use this new style sheet instead of the default style sheet natural.css. See also Test a Natural Map.

What's New in Version 8.3.8

JUnit-style Test Reports

It is now possible to generate JUnit-style test reports, for example as input files for tools like Jenkins or Hudson. See also Generating a JUnit-style Test Report for details.