Using Eclipse (Helios), I could create a JUnit test file ClassATest.java of the source file ClassA.java by using New -> JUnit Test Case -> Class under test..., then choose all the methods of ClassA to
I m trying to do a unit test to a class which load and read an xml file. I m using NetBeans. Here is my class structure,
I want to back up my application\'s database before replacing it with the test fixture.I\'m forced to use Junit3 because of Android limitations, and I want to implement the equivalent behavior of @Bef
I find myself writing lots and lots of boiler plate tests these days and I want to optimize away a lot of these basic tests in a clean way that can be added to all the current test classes without a l
I\'m implementing a test for some code I\'ve written which I have distilled down into a sample project pasted below.
I am using JUnit to do some automated tests on my application, the tests are in a folder called tests in my JUnit classes package.
currently i am developing a spring app.Until now i used Ant and Junit for running the code. Now i tried to move the test code to a java class and run it also from Ant with the java task, which fails d
I am writing a JavaEE Project and am trying to get some unit tests on the way. The unit testing framework we use is JUnit, alongside Maven and Hudson for building and CI.
I have three classes I need to test, lets say Load, Transform, Perform and they all begin or work on the same data object, at least that\'s what is required, from one data object X the Load methods pe
Im am just getting introduced to unit testing and test driven development. Thus far, I have only used Junit as testing framework. A question which emerged and for which I have not yet found a definite
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