Hey JUniter's - Still in the preliminary stages of investigating the various functional aspects of the JUnit framework(s) and have come across the following...
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J. B. Rainsberger
nails762
Nov 1, 2001 11:08 pm
... I ... a ... As Kent would say, this sounds like an opportunity to improve your design. Is there something you can do about tearDown() so that it doesn't...
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J. B. Rainsberger
nails762
Nov 1, 2001 11:12 pm
... I found it better to avoid the problem entirely. You should not let yourself rest at the whim of the JUnit developers, nice guys though they are. Consider...
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infosuresh@...
Nov 2, 2001 2:37 pm
HAI, Designing the whole test process. Step1:subclass the TestCase. Step2:Initailize Step3:Add testXXX() methods. Step4:If reqiured run repeated tests. ...
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Berin Loritsch
bloritsch
Nov 2, 2001 2:53 pm
One thing that I see often is the fact that JUnit works from the command line, but not from the swing version. Veterans of JUnit are aware that this is a...
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Robert Sartin
robert_sartin
Nov 2, 2001 3:01 pm
... I assert that it is almost a proper testing environment. For many, if not most, JUnit users, the class loading tests work and work better than the...
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Berin Loritsch
bloritsch
Nov 2, 2001 3:11 pm
... "Almost" and "Are" can sometimes be a mile apart. Defaulting to the "-nonloading" option is a step in the right direction. However, what about this...
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Earl Hokens
earl.hokens@...
Nov 2, 2001 9:14 pm
I have a couple of testing best practices questions for the group. If I am doing operator overloading (polymorphism) what is an acceptable way to construct the...
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Eric Vought
eric_vought
Nov 2, 2001 9:48 pm
... Your test methods don't have to mathc your method names. In other words, there is no restriction that testAdd() and only testAdd() tests the method "add"....
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infosuresh@...
Nov 3, 2001 10:33 am
hai, After storing the result in an object of type Test Result..what is the method that can be used to print it? Can anyone expalin? Thank U & Regards ...
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J. B. Rainsberger
nails762
Nov 3, 2001 2:52 pm
... Have you looked at both the API documentation and the source that comes with JUnit? If it's not there, and you can't do it yourself, it can't be done. JBR....
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FrankSun
leafsun2001
Nov 5, 2001 6:54 am
I do not know if all the class should do unit test. Some class do not process the real action espc in the large framework. thx! ...
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Paolo Perrotta
pperrotta@...
Nov 5, 2001 9:24 am
Can you submit an example of a class that you think should *not* be unit tested? ... I do not know if all the class should do unit test. Some class do not...
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Steve Gardell
sgardell@...
Nov 5, 2001 11:30 am
Maybe the question is better "independently unit tested." It is not unusual to define helper classes such as "value classes" or "enumeration classes." IMHO,...
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Paolo Perrotta
pperrotta@...
Nov 5, 2001 12:21 pm
Agreed, but I get there in steps. I tend to unit test nearly everything directly and independently when I write it (excluded very, very simple classes - such...
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Daniel Reynes
dandandrfr
Nov 5, 2001 3:30 pm
I use JBuilder 4 to run some tests with Juint. Sometimes I want to stop running these tests and I use the Stop button of JBuilder. But I would like to catch...
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DiFrango, Ron
difranr
Nov 5, 2001 4:44 pm
... I am not sure if you got your answer, but JUnit looks for that file to be in a system environment variable called user.home. One Windows 2000 (and I ...
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Russ Baker
rbaker@...
Nov 5, 2001 4:45 pm
use the breakpoint. ... From: Daniel Reynes [mailto:daniel.reynes@...] Sent: Monday, November 05, 2001 8:27 AM To: Junit Subject: [junit] Catching a...
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Kelso, JP Phil (5502)
kelsojp@...
Nov 5, 2001 4:54 pm
How about a class that can't possibly break? Say a class with only setters and getters?...
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Heath, Joseph
mbcx4jrh
Nov 5, 2001 5:04 pm
Can still break - only through extremely silly error maybe , but nonetheless if you were relying on your unit tests to show error this could mess you up for a...
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Eric Vought
eric_vought
Nov 5, 2001 6:11 pm
Your test case verifies that you don't lose functionality. Simple classes can break too. Especially if you use cut and paste to create the setters/getters: ...
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FrankSun
leafsun2001
Nov 6, 2001 1:45 am
Thx all your response for my Question! Our programe build on servlet tech, many object and param are form outside of the sigle class, like this is one of our...
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FrankSun
leafsun2001
Nov 6, 2001 1:47 am
My thought is your example is simple and it done a real (may be like)action is set or get some value. But in the real oo programe the class do more like this :...
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john_naylor@...
jnaylor54321
Nov 6, 2001 12:52 pm
i have been assigned the task of pushing our development team toward unit testing. i have been working with junit for a few weeks now but continue to struggle...
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Carsten Zerbst
carsten.zerbst@...
Nov 6, 2001 2:54 pm
Hello, I'm pretty new to java, so please excuse a dumb question. If got a class to test, my setup is something like public class InformationDirectoryTest...
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Strebel, Dr. Oliver
strebelel
Nov 6, 2001 3:22 pm
Hi Carsten! Have a look at the faq-subdirectory in the JUnit documentation. There you will find: public static Test suite() { TestSuite suite= new TestSuite();...
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Eric Vought
eric_vought
Nov 6, 2001 4:21 pm
Typically, the way you accomplish both objectives (hiding functionality and exposing it for unit testing) is to use a Facade. You expose the methods that you...
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J. B. Rainsberger
nails762
Nov 6, 2001 4:38 pm
Actually, it *can* break, depending on your naming conventions. public class Broken { private String message; public Broken(String message) { message =...
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Eric Vought
eric_vought
Nov 6, 2001 5:27 pm
One of Brian Marick's key points in his book is that people don't make complex mistakes. It's the simple things that are most likely to go wrong: cut and paste...
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Shane Duan
wolfdancer_dodo
Nov 6, 2001 6:28 pm
Actually, it doesn't matter much for me to argue the possibilities of break. After spending time on building mock objects, controllers and setting up...
