You can configure the Unit Test Framework Toolkit to generate test reports after test execution is complete. Test reports contain results from the execution. You can customize test reports by specifying the contents of the reports.

You can generate test reports in the following file formats:

  • HTML—HTML reports contain advanced text formatting such as headings, a table of contents, tables, and hyperlinks. You can view HTML reports by using any web browser. You also can format HTML reports by using a Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) file.
  • ATML—Automatic Test Markup Language (ATML) is a standardized, XML-based report format. ATML is an emerging standard in military and aerospace industries for sharing data between different components of a test system. The primary purpose of ATML is to specify standards for test environments that encompass the total product life cycle. ATML defines an integrated set of test-related information that supports the information needs of test environments for testing applications. ATML reports include requirement IDs so that you can track tests and test results in Requirements Gateway. You can transform ATML files into HTML files by using Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT), providing flexibility in creating user-defined test reports. For more information about ATML, refer to the ATML web site.
  • ASCII—ASCII reports are tab-delimited text reports that you can view by using any data processing applications.