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Test Manager Guide
This guide applies only to HCL OneTest™ Embedded for Eclipse IDE.
Opening runtime analysis reports
After running an instrumented application or a test harness, runtime analysis results can be displayed in a series of specialized viewers or in HTML format reports.
About test reports
Test reports are displayed in the test report viewer.

Test Manager Guide
This guide applies only to HCL OneTest™ Embedded for Eclipse IDE.
- Generating test reports
  You can generate tests reports from the results of a test harness run. Custom reports can be generated from XSL transforms.
- Generating 2D and 3D chart data
  You can use test data (initial values, expected values and obtained values) to generate various types of 2D and 3D graphs and charts in the chart viewer. This representation of test data is particularly valuable associated with a data pool to generate test patterns
- Publishing HTML reports to the Server
  You can publish HTML reports generated from HCL OneTest™ Embedded to HCL OneTest Server.
- Opening runtime analysis reports
  After running an instrumented application or a test harness, runtime analysis results can be displayed in a series of specialized viewers or in HTML format reports.
  - About test reports
    Test reports are displayed in the test report viewer.
  - About coverage reports
    The coverage report view displays code coverage information generated by the Code Coverage feature.
  - About memory profiling reports
    After execution of an instrumented application, the Memory Profiling report provides a summary diagram and a detailed report for both byte and memory block usage.
  - About performance profiling reports
    The performance profiling report provides function profiling data for your program and its components so that you can see exactly where your program spends most of its time.
  - About metrics results
    The metrics report provides static testability and complexity measurements of the source files of your project. Source code metrics are created each time a source file is added to the project.
  - Viewing 2D and 3D charts
    Use the chart viewer to display test data (initial values, expected values and obtained values) that was recorded during a run.

About test reports

Test reports are displayed in the test report viewer.

The Report Explorer displays each element of a test report with a Passed or Failed symbol.

Elements marked as Failed are either a failed test, or an element that contains at least one failed test.
Elements marked as Passed are either passed tests or elements that contain only passed tests.

Test results are displayed for each instance, following the structure of the test harness.

Each test report contains a report header containing the following elements:

The version of the product used to generate the test and the timestamp of the test report.
The path and name of the project files used to generate the test.
The total number of test cases Passed and Failed.

These statistics are calculated from the actual number of test elements listed in the report.

The graphical symbols in front of the node indicate if the test harness, test case, or variable check is Passed or Failed. A test is failed if it contains at least one failed variable check. Otherwise, the test is considered passed. Click the Information button to obtain the following information:

Number of tests run
Number of tests passed
Number of tests failed

A variable check is failed if the expected expression and the obtained value are not identical, or if the obtained value is not within the expected range.

If a variable belongs to an environment, an environment header is edited. In the report, variables are edited according to the value of the Display variables setting for the test harness. The following table summarizes the editing rules:

Table 1.
Result	Display variables = All variables	Display variables = Incorrect variables	Display variables = Failed tests only
Passed	Variable edited automatically	Variable not edited	Variable not edited
Failed	Variable edited automatically	Variable edited automatically	Variable edited if incorrect