were you able to get some answers? On Apr 2, 11:18 am, lvsei <lvseis...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi All~~~ > > I am using CTS to test my device now. > > There are 8 plans in CTS.(ls --plan) > > cts_host > ls --plan > List of plans (8 in total): > Signature > Java > AppSecurity > CTS > Performance > VM > RefApp > Android > > and in plan Java, there 20 packages. > > cts_host > ls --plan Java > Packages of plan Java (20 in total): > ================================= > android.core.tests.annotation > android.core.tests.archive > android.core.tests.concurrent > android.core.tests.crypto > android.core.tests.dom > android.core.tests.logging > android.core.tests.luni.io > android.core.tests.luni.lang > android.core.tests.luni.net > android.core.tests.luni.util > android.core.tests.math > android.core.tests.nio > android.core.tests.nio_char > android.core.tests.prefs > android.core.tests.regex > android.core.tests.security > android.core.tests.sql > android.core.tests.text > android.core.tests.xml > android.core.tests.xnet > > I have 3 questions > > 1.What does each plan means? > 2.What does each test suit in the package of the plan means? > 3.When I input the command > start --plan Java -p android.core.tests.annotation > cts_host > start --plan Java -p android.core.tests.annotation > The specific test package does not exist: > android.core.tests.annotation > why does this package not exist?
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