Environment: JUnit 4, JDK 6 I would like to log all test names (annotated with @Test) and figure out the amount of time taken to execute each tests executed by JUnit in a standard J2SE environment.
I have a JUnit 4 test suite with BeforeClass and AfterClass methods that make a setup/teardown for the following test classes.
I have an abstract testcase \"AbstractATest\" for an interface \"A\". It has several test methods (@Test) and one abstract method:
I want to create a TestSuite from multiple text files. Each textfile should be one Test and contains the parameters for that test. I have created a Test like:
JUnit 4.8 contains a nice new feature called \"Categories\" that allows you to group certain kinds of tests together. This is very useful, e.g. to have separate test runs for slow and fast tests. I kn
I\'m not much of an Eclipse guru, so please forgive my clumsiness. In Eclipse, when I call Assert.assertEquals(obj1,obj2) and that fails, how do I get the IDE to show me obj1 and obj2?
When I run javadoc on my java source code, I get this error for th Junit test class: [javadoc] /mypath/TestStuff.class: warning: Cannot find annotation method \'expected()\' in type \'org.junit.Test\
I\'m having an issue getting surefire to run Junit4 tests. This same issue was reported in https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2021771?sort=newest#sort-top but the solution there was to removed the of
I was surprised not to find the answer so far. If I am missing something basic I will be more than happy to know that.
[Edit] Solved, small mistake done by me being an ant beginner. In the test target, it needs to be <classpath refid=\"my.classpath\"/> instead of <classpath id=\"my.classpath\"/>. That obvi
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