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By default, NexJ Express Unit tests are configured to test the MySQL Adapter.<br>

''For this manual, reference will be made to the PostgreSQL Adapter but it will work the same for other adapters''<br>

#The following files must exist for the new SQL Adapter:<br>

##'''src''' folder

#:<code>nexj.core.util.JDBCInfo.java</code>

The following will configure the unit tests to run for [DbName]SQLAdapter and [DbName]SQLSchemaManager

These files are located in the ''test'' source folder in the package <code>nexj</code>

## Change all occurrences of <code>port="3306"</code> to the port on which the new DbName is configured to accept connections

##: For the PostgreSQL Adapter, the following configuration is used

<source lang="xml">

<DataSourceConnections>

</DataSourceConnections>

</source>

#Create a connections file for the new adapter

## Create the file '''[DbName].connections''' in the <code>nexj</code> package in the ''test'' source folder

## Change all occurrences of <code>port="3306"</code> to the port on which the new DbName is configured to accept connections

##: For the PostgreSQL Adapter, the following configuration is used

<source lang="xml">

<DataSourceConnections>

</source>

These scripts are used to:

#### (*Optional) Schema Name: test

The following will add the new unittests to the SQL test suite

#Edit the file <code>nexj.core.persistence.sql.AllTests.java</code> and add an entry for the new SQL adapter

</source>

# '''Create the test database'''

#: Run the <code>dbname_setup.sql</code> script that was created above to create the test database and user

# Run the unit tests using Eclipse's junit test runner