I\'m trying to get an \"walking skeleton\" of my app up that will use S3 for persistence. I would like to use a fake S3 service so each developer\'s desktop can read/write at will.
I\'m unit testing one of my method. The method takes a String object as input.This string object will contain xml data which is then processed by the method. Since my xml input is kind of large, is it
I\'m seeing a strange result, when I put the following in my JUnit code:开发者_开发百科 selenium.click(\"link=Test Link\");
I\'d like to use ant (post 1.7) to run all tests in classes named *Test.class in a certain jar. Something like the following (although it doesn\'t actually run any tests):
I was wondering is there any way in Java to force a stale connection? We have some logic that determines if a sqlexception received is actually a Stale Connection - if it is we try and reconnect to t
I am new to JUnit and I got a sample java project in which I need to write unit tests for all the methods.
All my junit tests have been passing in eclipse, but when run from the console they seem to throw ClassNotFoundException for the AJ class RiskLogAspect.aj I can verify that in eclipse this is correctl
I\'m writing JUnit test code for an android service implementation, and I have to initialize the tests with some files copied on sdcard. My class signature is like this:
OK, so before we start let me state that I have been googling and searching for an answer to my question for quite a while now and haven\'t been able to find a suitable one (the keywords are tricky si
I\'m writing unit tests for Spring Framework 2.5 using JUnit.More specifically, I\'m using the MockHttpServletRequest to test my controllers.I\'m running into a problem, testing a particular scenario.
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