Examples of Scenario

aima.core.environment.map.Scenario
A scenario specifies an environment, the agent's knowledge about the environment, and the agents initial location. It can be used to specify settings for route planning agent applications. @author Ruediger Lunde
bpsim.Scenario
ch.qos.logback.classic.control.Scenario
cn.edu.pku.dr.requirement.elicitation.data.Scenario
com.google.caliper.Scenario
A configured benchmark. WARNING: a JSON representation of this class is stored on the app engine server. If any changes are made to this class, a deserialization adapter must be written for this class to ensure backwards compatibility.
Gwt-safe.
com.google.caliper.model.Scenario
The combination of properties whose combination, when measured with a particular instrument, should produce a repeatable result @author gak@google.com (Gregory Kick)
com.mockey.model.Scenario
A Scenario is a specific response from a Service. @author chad.lafontaine
com.opengamma.integration.marketdata.manipulator.dsl.Scenario
Encapsulates a set of transformations to apply to market data when a calculation cycle is run.
com.technophobia.substeps.model.Scenario
gherkin.formatter.model.Scenario
org.destecs.core.scenario.Scenario
org.drools.guvnor.client.modeldriven.testing.Scenario
This represents a test scenario. It also encapsulates the result of a scenario run. @author Michael Neale
org.drools.guvnor.models.testscenarios.shared.Scenario
This represents a test scenario. It also encapsulates the result of a scenario run.
org.drools.ide.common.client.modeldriven.testing.Scenario
This represents a test scenario. It also encapsulates the result of a scenario run.
org.drools.workbench.models.testscenarios.shared.Scenario
This represents a test scenario. It also encapsulates the result of a scenario run.
org.eclipse.test.internal.performance.db.Scenario
A Scenario contains a series of data points for a single scenario. The axis of the data points can be specified when creating a scenario. Typical examples are: - datapoints corresponding to different builds - datapoints corresponding to different OSes - datapoints corresponding to different JVMs @since 3.1
org.jbehave.core.model.Scenario
org.jbehave.core.story.domain.Scenario

A Scenario illustrates one situation in which the Story of which it is a part delivers its benefit. It can be used, with other scenarios if required, to verify that the Story has been delivered. It's the behaviour-driven equivalent of an acceptance test.

A Scenario describes a series of events, run in a particular context, and for which certain outcomes are expected.

We recommend that you extend {@link MultiStepScenario} toimplement Scenario. But you don't have to.

A scenario can also be used as the context to another scenario, by wrapping it with a {@link GivenScenario}.
@author Dan North @see ScenarioDrivenStory @see MultiStepScenario
org.libreplan.business.scenarios.entities.Scenario
Represents a scenario in the application. @author Manuel Rego Casasnovas
org.moresbycoffee.have.domain.Scenario
Represents a Scenario what consists of one or more steps. @author Barnabas Sudy (barnabas.sudy@gmail.com) @since 2012
org.moresbycoffee.mbyhave8.structure.Scenario
Represents a scenario. TODO make it immutable
org.netbeans.jemmy.Scenario
A test scenario. This interface provides a mechanism for putting something into execution. The execution is conditioned in a very general way by passing a java.lang.Object to it's runIt method. @see Test @author Alexandre Iline (alexandre.iline@sun.com)
rinde.sim.scenario.Scenario
Scenario is an unmodifiable list of events sorted by the time stamp. For help with creating scenarios {@link ScenarioBuilder} is provided. @author Rinde van Lon @author Bartosz Michalik
teammates.testing.object.Scenario
trams.data.Scenario
Class representing a scenario (i.e. transport company in TraMS). @author Dave Lee

Examples of org.moresbycoffee.mbyhave8.structure.Scenario

    @Test
    public void the_secenario_callbacks_should_be_called_before_and_after_the_scenario() {
        final ScenarioHooks hooks = Mockito.mock(ScenarioHooks.class);
        final InOrder inOrder = Mockito.inOrder(hooks);


        final Scenario scenario = TestUtils.successScenario();


        scenario.execute(hooks);


        final ArgumentCaptor<Scenario> scenarioCaptor = ArgumentCaptor.forClass(Scenario.class);
        inOrder.verify(hooks).startScenario(scenarioCaptor.capture());
        inOrder.verify(hooks).endScenario(Mockito.eq(scenarioCaptor.getValue()), Mockito.eq(ScenarioResult.Success));

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Examples of org.netbeans.jemmy.Scenario


  void run() throws Exception {
    AbstractAppletTag appletTag = fAppletPluginArguments.getAppletTag();
    AbstractAppletStub appletStub = fAppletContext.newStub(newApplet(appletTag), appletTag, fAppletPluginArguments);


    final Scenario scenario = newScenario(appletStub.getRootFrame());
    final ScenarioRunner jemmyRunnable = new ScenarioRunner(scenario);


        internalRun(appletStub, jemmyRunnable);
    }

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Examples of rinde.sim.scenario.Scenario

        .setScenarioLength(240)
        .build();
    final RandomGenerator rng = new MersenneTwister(123);


    for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
      final Scenario s = sg.generate(rng);


      Metrics.checkTimeWindowStrictness(s);


      final List<Double> loads = Metrics.measureLoad(s);
      Analysis.writeLoads(loads, new File("files/generator/load/scenario" + i

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Examples of teammates.testing.object.Scenario

 */


public class AutoImportTestData {


  public static void main(String args[]) {
    Scenario sc = Scenario.fromJSONFile("./scenario2.json");
    TMAPI.cleanup();
  
    // -----Course 1-----//
    TMAPI.createCourse(sc.course);
    TMAPI.enrollStudents(sc.course.courseId, sc.course.students);
    // ..evaluation 1 OPEN
    sc.evaluation.p2pcomments = "false";
    TMAPI.createEvaluation(sc.evaluation);
    TMAPI.studentsJoinCourse(sc.students, sc.course.courseId);
    TMAPI.openEvaluation(sc.course.courseId, sc.evaluation.name);
    TMAPI.studentsSubmitFeedbacks(sc.course.students, sc.course.courseId,
        sc.evaluation.name);


    // ..evaluation 2 PUBLISHED
    TMAPI.createEvaluation(sc.evaluation2);
    TMAPI.studentsJoinCourse(sc.students, sc.course.courseId);
    TMAPI.openEvaluation(sc.course.courseId, sc.evaluation2.name);


    // TMAPI.firstStudentDidNotSubmitFeedbacks(sc.students, sc.course.courseId,
    // sc.evaluation2.name);
    TMAPI.studentsSubmitFeedbacks(
        sc.students.subList(1, sc.students.size() - 1), sc.course.courseId,
        sc.evaluation2.name);


    TMAPI.closeEvaluation(sc.course.courseId, sc.evaluation2.name);
    TMAPI.publishEvaluation(sc.course.courseId, sc.evaluation2.name);


    Scenario nsc = Scenario.newScenario("target/test-classes/scenario.json");


    // -----Course 2-----//
    TMAPI.createCourse(nsc.course2);
    TMAPI.enrollStudents(nsc.course2.courseId, nsc.course2.students);
    // ..evaluation 3 CLOSED

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Examples of trams.data.Scenario

    private void createAndStoreScenarios ( List<Route> routes, List<Vehicle> vehicles, List<Driver> drivers, int passengerSatisfaction, String playerName, double balance ) {
      Session session = HibernateUtil.getSessionFactory().getCurrentSession();
        session.beginTransaction();
        
        ApplicationContext theContext = new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext("trams/data/context.xml");
        Scenario theScenario = (Scenario) theContext.getBean("LanduffScenario");
        theScenario.setPlayerName(playerName);
        theScenario.setBalance(balance);
        theScenario.setPassengerSatisfaction(passengerSatisfaction);
        theScenario.setRoutes(routes);
        theScenario.setVehicles(vehicles);
        theScenario.setDrivers(drivers);
        
        session.save(theScenario);
        session.getTransaction().commit();
    }

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