Hi, I think it isn't a good solution to merge different APIs. First, what's your intention? Maybe you should first try to identify your test domains, for...
Bohm, Thanks for the excellent insight. First of all the application IS an API, for a web service and it has database, UI , and Business Logic. What i am...
Hi, is it really necessary to test through all application layers? Your functional test sounds like a test of a simple business function no matter of the back...
Dear Alex, I hear that you are frustrated with the speed with which your suggestions are being incorporated into JUnit. As I stated in my message to you dated...
Hi all, I've been looking around a bit for some sort of parallel execution of JUnit 4.4+ tests, but I didn't find much. So, I tried a few things myself and...
... Hi Daniel, Nice thinking. Did you consider using java.util.concurrent.CountDownLatch and maybe the Executor framework? That might better communicate the...
Waiting for your explanation how I can fill in missing javadoc and to write automatic tests. See my answers below quoted text. ... a union ... Ok, I see. You...
... Have you tried submitting patches? I see that you have created Feature Requests on Sourceforge, but I can't see any associated patch. I think that might be...
Hi all Pros I am new to junit and have a task at hand. i need to build an automation test suite using junit to test these API. the api's called using http ...
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Hi, first you should know, that you have to dig in more advanced junit topics to cope with your task. For myself I read http://junit.sourceforge.net/ and the ...
Hello Martin, Thanks much for your inputs on my query. have skimmed through the junit cookbook and the junit faq's posted by this mailing list. however, not...
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Hi, why you are using junit if your intention is not to write unit tests? Overall it sounds to be more a pure programming issue than a task of unit testing by...
I've just gotten into parameterized testing and customized JUnit4 Runners, but I have a few questions: How do I go about making a parameterized test for which...
... What Parameterized runner does it takes a Collection that returns by @Parameterized method run over it, for each Object[] calls constructor of your class...
I made a mistake in my previous posting. Unfortunately, until now my post wasn't posted, so I have no source to quote. I have waited a while, but it is very...
I thought again and I found some other solutions. ... As I stated in my previous answer in Java the only way to supply default parameters to function (and to...
FYI, here is how we do it with TestNG, maybe something similar could be considered for inclusion in JUnit? @Parameters("port-number") @Test public void...
Suppose I have a test class, which I want to run with two different Runners. How would I do so without having to duplicate the test class (such that each copy...
The javadoc refence found in JUnit website was outdated, is about JUnit 4.0. I suggest the updated for the current version, 4.4, as had many changes since...
Hi there. All the doco I see on JUnit talks about various annotations, like @Test, @Before and so on. I'm using Java 1.4 in Eclipse 3.2 with Junit 3.8.1 and...
Use the annotations on JUnit 4 with Java5. For JUnit3 on Java 1.4, use the naming conventions (e.g. methods named "testFoo...") -jn- On Sat, Apr 12, 2008 at...
I can't think of a built in way. However, I think you could write a compound runner that would take a list of runners. Now I'm curious, but I don't have time...
... compound ... don't have ... Behalf Of ... class ... instantiate the particular runner that you want to run the test class under. Actually I am currently...
... compound ... don't have ... Behalf Of ... class ... I would create an interface for the runners. Then at run-time, instantiate the particular runner that...
if u want to use @test,@Before u have to configure junit4.4 jar file On Sat, Apr 12, 2008 at 7:53 PM, kristoferamplitude <kauer@...> ... -- Thanks &...
Bohm, The reason for integrating all unit test frameworks, is that i am not taking the applications "class" as a unit to test. rather taking a functional test...
We don't document private classes. Having said that, I'll break that rule here :-) The goal of a ComparisonCompactor is to take two strings that differ and...
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