Hello, I have just started using Junit and am very pleased with it. But one problem is how to organise groups of test classes into suites. In v3.8 it seemed...
I do just my first experiences with JUnit. Complicated figures of applications should be no problem in JUnit, I imagine in such a way. Then is here certainly...
OK, this may seem like it will be a long post, and a apologize prematurely, however I've stripped the code down to the minimum needed to illustrate a major...
Just in case anyone might be interested in the answer to my question: http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/dbunit/dbunit/docs/Attic/howto.html?rev=1.24 How to...
Its not as trivial as 'int i = "foo"'. I have a set of nested classes and interfaces with a somewhat complex inheritance/implementation structure. They act...
Hai to all, I am placed in a company which developing server oriented products which runs on java coding..As a software tester ..i should be ready to go for...
Hi, I'd like to add a AllTests.class to some of my packages that automatically scans for test cases and runs them. I choose to use junit-addons1.4 to help me...
Dear FM, AssertEquals(float actual, float expected, float epsilon) will always fail if epsilon is negative, as it is in your example below. Sincerely yours, ...
Hi all, quick question: can someone enlighten me to the benefits of using @BeforeClass vs using a static{} constructor for my test classes? Actually, I...
I haven't moved to Junit 4+ yet, but I would guess that one advantage might be that the @BeforeClass doesn't give you the ClassNotFoundException funkiness that...
... @BeforeClass runs everytime the tests are (re)run, a static initializer only once when the class is loaded. That would make a significant difference to a ...
All, JUnit 4 support has been built in to the public release of Eclipse 3.2 RC 2. JUnit and Eclipse would both benefit from any testing you can do with your...
Hi, How can we verify, using JUnit if an object is really created, if a "new" operator is used to instantiate an object. Thanks, -Kamal. [Non-text portions of...
Kamal Ahmed
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May 4, 2006 7:51 pm
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Hmm, I only recently started using JUnit (since 4 has come out), so I'm not familar with those problems, but I'll take your word for it!...
Hi all, so I'm continuing my learning curve with JUnit, and I have a scenario that I wish I could execute, but apparently I'm not allowed to. Basically, I...
Hello every body, I'm performing unit tests on a JAVA project using Junit and Ant. I'm using Ant to execute the Junit tests and to generate the unit test...
... I don't understand your problem. You just write assertEquals( X, Y ); where X is whatever value (object) you want, and Y is whatever value (object) you're...
Jason, Something like: public void testRemoval() { ProprietaryList list = new ProprietaryList(); Object instance = new Object(); list.add(instance); ...
Kamal Ahmed
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May 5, 2006 2:35 pm
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... Is the answer by definition? You either get an object or you get an exception. I don't bother testing whether 'new' succeded in producing a non null...
... Have you tried this? try { foo.doSomething(); fail("Exception should be raised!"); } catch (Exception passed) {} I admit, it removes the :-), which is...
... Submit it to JUnit-addons. -- J. B. (Joe) Rainsberger :: http://www.jbrains.info Your guide to software craftsmanship JUnit Recipes: Practical Methods for...
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