Hi all of u .. i need to Urgent Help i have configured the Junitee in WSAD as under:- in my web project i have imported my junit.jar and junitee.jar. I have my...
I am just started out with these two tools. Jcoverage seems to use Junit tests to see what code have you 'covered'/unit tested. yes? Now i had two questions......
Hi I run the "java junit.textui.TestRunner junit.samples.AllTests" in the command line after set the CLASSPATH to the junit.jar,but it tells me :"Can not find...
Hi After I installed the Junit, the textui for the AllTests works as: OK(119 tests),but I invoke the GUI with swingui and awtgui and run the AllTests class ,it...
Hi - I'm attempting to introduce junit testing techniques into where I work. So far I've used it on a small scale, writing junit tests for enhancement changes...
TestListener is called back for TestCases only. Is there any reason why the framework does not call startTest() and endTest() methods for ALL instances of...
... Please show us the command you used to launch JUnit that gave you the error. -- J. B. Rainsberger, Diaspar Software Services http://www.diasparsoftware.com...
... Tests are not overhead; they are the safety net that /enables/ you to make changes confidently. They /save/ you time & effort. Without tests, how do you...
... The tests are not in junit.jar; they are loose class files inside one of the JUnit directories. ... 1. simpletest should be SimpleTest -- case matters. 2....
... Bad classpath! Problem #1, you have junit.jar on there twice. Remove one. Problem #2, you have ./junit/tests/runner and ./junit/samples on there, which...
Hi Kevin, ... Substantial amounts of MockObjects raises a red flag for me. It means that there may be areas where an object needing to be mocked has taken too...
Kevin, I am preparing for something similar, I have a huge quantity of poorly refactored legacy code. So far, I see viable the idea of identifying inflecion...
Danijel Arsenovski
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Jun 2, 2004 3:48 pm
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... Yes, don't look at the tests as overhead. Look at them as short-cuts that help you understand. For instance, often it is great to know that: ...
First, I agree with everything that Mike Clark and J.B. said. :-) But, I do want to add my 1/50th of a Federal Reserve Note concerning using JUnit on a large...
Chappell, Simon P
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Jun 2, 2004 7:00 pm
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"Kevin O'Sullivan" Tue, 1 Jun 2004 09:42:50 +0100 ... More on maintenance below. Regarding "thousands of test cases": * Some test coverage is better than none....
I have written a class called XyzTestCase which extends TestCase. This has various reasons, for example because I needed to overwrite runBare method. Now I...
Hi All, I am trying to use JUnit for testing some of our java classes that we are developing using Broadvision 7.1. We are using IntelliJ Idea 4.03 as our IDE...
... Look for junit.extensions.TestSetup. I think it's your solution. One thing: I have never needed to override runBare(). Can you explain why you need to do...
... Why would you want to rewrite a feature that someone has already written? -- J. B. Rainsberger, Diaspar Software Services http://www.diasparsoftware.com ::...
... If you mean lots of mocks with complicated set up, then I agree there's a problem, but there are other ways to look at it. ... The problem here is not the...
Is there any way to run tests using the junit.swingui.TestRunner with having the short summary of found errors and falures in my console (e.g. Messages Log in...
... I override runBare() because if a test fails and if an exception occurs in the tearDown() method, then the test failure meassage is swallowed by JUnit and...
Hello: I hope this is this question is the appropriate place to pose this quesiton. Apologies in advance if not. I am developing a Java application which...
... Here's how I would try it: create a subclass of the SwingUI TestRunner in which you register a ResultPrinter as an extra TestListener. I bet that would...
... Why are you testing the instance of your application running in production? Maybe I just don't understand why "running continuously" matters. ... I like...