... Just to further clarify, this is JUnit 3 behavior. In JUnit 4.1, test instance creation happens right before test execution, so this particular reason to...
... I am almost certain that we had this exact same discussion in this exact same forum with the exact same people about a year ago ;-) I even posted the same...
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Aug 1, 2006 5:55 pm
Hi Kent, Thanks for your suggestion of extending an existing TestRunner. However, that's a bit of a non-starter for a single codebase component as our QA run...
... DirectorySuiteBuilder and RecursiveTestSuite each allow you to do it. -- J. B. (Joe) Rainsberger :: http://www.jbrains.info Your guide to software...
Anna, ... If the app class has a non-private constructor, then your tests don't need to instantiate it as a singleton, right? And you also modifed the app...
Actually, a clarification - I am using JUnit 4.1 tests in this fashion. We've completely converted - sorry for misleading the topic. However, this leaves me...
I have the exact same problem - i.e. trying to use MockRunner in Eclipse. This is compounded by the fact that I am using the continuous test plugin which...
Joe thanks for the recipe. I avoided taking that route before since <junit> and <junitreport> were such an improvement over what I had originally. However (I...
I've written JUnit cases for over 1 month. I have to say it's fun to do the implement coding. But it's suffering to write JUnit cases. Because: 1. I need to...
... Yes. Every day. You're right - some things are easier to unit test then others. I'm not perfect, and I'm still learning. But, I'm doing it (and have...
... Like Carl for over six years using JUnit/NUnit (for .NET) work. Its hard work at first but gets easier with time. J.B. Rainsberger's book Junit recipes ( ...
That's got me beat. I've only been using it regularly for four years. [Hangs head in shame!] As a technical lead and now a mentor, I don't cut code every day ...
... Don't feel bad, your situation is pretty common in my experience. The important thing is to realize that tests are important and always do your best to...
... It's tempting to start a new thread asking if there is anyone NOT using junit during development ;-) ... but that probably wouldn't help you much. If there...
... Not everybody uses JUnit, you know... Three or four times around this loop and you will probably also wonder ... The problem is usually more along the...
... I'd have to admit that I find coding the /tests/ quite interesting and challenging in their own right. Here are just some of the things that testing has...
James, You problably run out of memory during the junitreport task. If that's the case, and if you can do with a plain text report, follow these steps: 1: In...
On Aug 2, 2006, at 1:16 PM, junit@yahoogroups.com wrote: 4. Best JUnit tester is the senior software developer. But senior guys hate to write test cases. ...
Hi Rob, ... You seem to imply that there are only two kinds of code: - Code that is tested and works - Code that is not tested and doesn't work There is...
... Using your own TestListener won't solve the OutOfMemory problem, although it might delay the problem a bit further, unless, of course, you use the...
... my ... the ... Burn the heretic! :-) Michael Rutherfurd ************** IMPORTANT MESSAGE ************** This e-mail message is intended only for the...
... Hehe... If I'm a heretic because I recommend using your common sense instead of one-liners such as "always test first", then yes, guilty as charged :-) --...
Jean, Thanks for sending your message. Every tool manages to frustrate some people, even JUnit. :-) But it's very valuable to get feedback from frustrated...
... This thread has, in my opinion, already veered away from the original poster's question, which seemed to be more about whether it was valuable to use JUnit...
Hi David, and thanks for stepping in. ... I'm not sure we moved away from the original topic. The original poster was basically asking "I don't like writing...
... Nothing at all - that's exactly how it works right now. It only bugs me that I need to be extremely cautious about eg. closing documents opened by the...
