I am very new to Java programming. I have a unit test file to be run. It has annotations of @Before and @Test. I have tried to understand these concepts using available online resources.
I am attempting to run some unit tests on my spring web app using Maven. The app installs and runs fine, it generates a deployable war file all OK (all using Maven).
I would like to know if there is a way to execute some method after executing my tests. I am using eclipse and i would like to be able to run some or all of my tests and then execute some code,
I\'m writing some POJO tests for my Android code. I want to run them locally with the JDK (not with Dalvik on the emulator) - for speed, JUnit 4, Mockito, and being able to run headless without a dev
I am testing a web application that creates a new window long after a button is clicked.The sequence is the following
Whe开发者_StackOverflow中文版n using Robot class, what is the meaning of: robot.keyRelease(KeyEvent.VK_CONTROL);
I am using Junit4 under eclipse. I would like to write a test which can be able to send the action : ctrl+shift+P
I\'m facing a slight JUnit inconvenience regarding the run time for each test to run. I have an @AfterClass annotation and the last test that runs will get it\'s runtime added to it\'s.
Is this possible in JUnit4? In JUnit3, I would do the following: public class MyTestSuite { public static Test suite() throws Exception {
I\'m trying to test some DAO Classes that inherit from a Generic one, and was wondering if there was a way to write a generic test class that tests the functionality of my generic DAO, and create othe
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