Announcing JUnitDoclet This email is not about the JUnitDoclet, Robert Watkins announced a few month ago. It is about a new tool with the same name but...
... So the application as a whole knows that the data came from a database? If so, I'd recommend introducing a data access layer to reduce this coupling....
if i have a testcase that has 5 test methods, does the framework create 1 instance of your testcase and then execute each test method on that instance (calling...
5 yes =jason On Fri, 2002-11-01 at 14:40, global_explorer wrote: if i have a testcase that has 5 test methods, does the framework create 1 instance of your...
thanks. i know there is no guarantee to the order of processing the test methods, but do they run simultaneously or serially? i just have setup data that...
Hi All, Iam totally new to the junit field. Ihave installed the junit software. The jar file is in the directory c:\junit92;junit3.8 \junit.jar. I have written a...
My interim workaround is to change all the names of the testXXX() methods to xtestXXX() and then call each one manually from testAll()....
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Michael Silverstein
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Nov 1, 2002 10:38 pm
This is very odd. Could you post the test - especially if you can recreate the problem with the insides of the test methods stripped out for brevity. ...
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NOUSHI Reda
noushi@...
Nov 1, 2002 11:21 pm
Hi Vivek, To me it's _only_ a classpath problem! As it can't find the package: C:\junit92;junit3.8\TestFibonacci.java:1: package junit.framework does not exist ...
I can't recreate it with a stripped down test. My test class extends a generic test class that our project group uses. The generic test class imports many...
if i have 3 test methods in my testcase and there are 3 instances of the testcase created, does the framework execute each test method from each instance in...
Vivek- Did you check ur classpath? ... From: wvuvivek [SMTP:wvuvivek@...] Sent: Friday, November 01, 2002 12:21 PM To: junit@yahoogroups.com Subject:...
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Michael Silverstein
msilverstein@...
Nov 2, 2002 5:10 pm
Can you recreate it with a stripped down subclass of the generic test class? The JavaDoc for java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError says that it is thrown if the Java...
JUnit's test runners are single-threaded. Take a look at the source. Ditto for Ant's test runner. Sun and IBM JVM's will execute the tests in opposite orders...
I have the Servlets and Beans written for an application. I need to test them to see if they are working properly or not. I do understand that this needs to...
Hi all, I am trying to test a fibonacci series. I have 2 programs 1.Fibonacci.java whichdoes the fibonnaci calculation public class Fibonacci { int compute...
This is more of an Ant question. The JUnit test runner in Ant is wholly a product of the Ant developers. Not that there's anything wrong with it -- it's just...
On Sun, 2002-11-03 at 14:56, vivek srinivasan wrote: Make sure that the directory with your class files is on the classpath. Most/all IDEs will take care of...
... sorry.. that bit about the message should be part of the next comment. [...] ... -- Dave Astels (dave@...) Coauthor of "A Practical Guide to eXtreme...
eyl2k, I'm using JUnit 3.8.1, and I have a few TestCases with many more than six testXXX() methods. Can you offer any more information about your environment?...
Here's a weird error and the solution, so that the next poor shmuck can find it: When running a junit test suite via Ant, I got this error: [junit] loader...
serially On Fri, 2002-11-01 at 15:25, global_explorer wrote: thanks. i know there is no guarantee to the order of processing the test methods, but do they run...
... of ... simultaneously ... be set ... each test ... a few minutes, ... you a response ... I would imagine he's thinking ahead to when he has many, many...
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Timothy Wall
twall@...
Nov 5, 2002 12:43 pm
I think the real solution to the (broken) class loader is to fix it so that it only searches a more narrowly specified classpath when loading test classes,...
This is indeed the solution. I've yet to see any other working solution for a dynamically reloading classloader. Every J2EE app server and Servlet container...
JUnit v3.8.1 does not appear to use the JVM argument "java.ext.dirs". If it does, please help. -I am using ant to execute JUnit tests. My ant target references...