A good resource site http://question2answer.googlepages.com thanks. ... the past 3 ... deliver to ... cases ... as a ... source code ... setUp() to ... ...
Hi! Maybe some of you folks know ClasspathSuite (http://johanneslink.net/cpsuite.html) a JUnit4 extension for executing test suites in Eclipse across several...
Hi Todd, You were right, it was related to NetBeans (or maybe something else...who knows) Instead of writing and isolated ant file for compiling the tests as ...
... Now I've got sth like that: @RunWith(Suite.class) @SuiteClasses({package1.AllTests.class, package2.AllTests.class}) class MasterTest {} And in packages 1...
... I think that duplication between test production code *is* a smell - if perhaps not an as strong one. When I seen duplication such as in your example, I...
Hi, Diego. From your description, it sounds to me like the issue is related to NetBeans' JUnit test runner. I've never used NetBeans, so I don't have any...
Hi Todd, I am running Junit through NetBeans 5.5.1 I am using junit-3.8.1 I organized my tests in several TestSuites. Every TestSuite inherites from a more...
You are right. I just want to make it general by statements ;-) Regards, Hai ... A nice to express it. For me, the Evident Data is a stream of numbers, which...
... A nice to express it. For me, the Evident Data is a stream of numbers, which is why I'd rather depend on interface NumberStream, implemented by ...
Hi all, I wrote a pile of tests for my current project. Tests are running OK when I run each of them individually. Every time I run a testSuite I got a summary...
That's a JUnit 3 style test suite. To use such a suite with JUnit 4, you need to annotate the class with @Runwith(AllTests.class) Or you could instead use a...
... I added this to all test classes: public static junit.framework.Test suite() { return new junit.framework.JUnit4TestAdapter(SimpleTest.class); }, created...
Hello, I want to do perform action once for a testing process (db connection and so on). So all my test classes derive from an abstract HibernateTest class...
Two rules of unit testing is 'Test your code not library code' and 'Evident data'. For method that the values are not defined until running as random, or takes...
... I see this as similar to the "how do I test console output?" question. The answer there is to depend on an abstract stream, then plug in the console stream...
... ANT tasks are very simple to write, and typically a lot simpler than classloaders. ... I was going to suggest that if you can't do it via ANT, since I...
... How about public String getFortuneCookieQuote(Random r){ return fortuneCookieQuote[r.nextInt(4)]; } then provide an implemenation of Random r that provide...
... testing ... random ... array of ... me ... Hi all, Thanks for your efforts in attempting to answer my question. I'll try and be more clear: The task I've...
... testing ... random ... array of ... me ... trying ... that ... be random. ... fortunes, you ... set up ... up a ... and ... Thanks Brian, I've posted a...
Yeah, I don't really want to get into classloader shenanigans too much, personally, if it means the low level Java interface. But has anyone (like the Apache...
... Testing random (or more generally, non-deterministic) behavior is an interesting question, and one I like to ask during interviews. We could talk for...
... Sam, When faced with a question like this, I always ask, "What are you trying to test?" Are you trying to test your randomness algorithm or trying to test...
... people say maven is the best choise to use with junit and some say ant is the best for that. But I there is no real metric about the performance. ... if...
Hi all; I have a question about running junit tests with a build tool. Some people say maven is the best choise to use with junit and some say ant is the best...
Hi All, I'm new to Junit testing and have been able to do some basic testing etc. What I want to do now is test for objects that are returned in random order....
Hi Tood, I do not know any tools help we solve this issue in advance but in JUnit we have the solution. JUnit allows us change the approach of running testing...
