You can now define your tests in the test model. This model is organized as a testing hierarchy familiar to JUnit users:

test: the top level test suite
	test Suite 1
		context1: test case 1
			sequence diagram 1: test method 1
			sequence diagram 2: test method 2
		context1: test case 2
			sequence 1 diagram 1: test method
			sequence diagram 2: test method 2
			...
	test Suite 2
	...

The main particularity is that tests methods are defined in a UML sequence diagram. You can add as many test methods as you wish to a context, as many contexts as you wish to a test suite and as many test suites as you wish to the top level test suite.

A test method is created with a sequence diagram. "Assert" notes, which allow the specification of a test, can be added to return messages. The code corresponding to that test method is automatically generated and inserted into a JUnit test case class.