all I am scratching my head over a problem I ran into with junit test under Eclipse in particular: Basically, I have a junit 4 test class, the initialization method annotated with
I was hoping that someone could tell me the best practice for the scenario I am running into with testing my code via junit4.
I have a bundle test.Bundle1 that have some properties fulfilled by Blueprint injections. I\'ve created one test fragment whose Host is test.Bundle1 and I would like to obtain myClassA instantiated
I have a Maven/Java project I\'ve been working on for years, and I wanted to take JavaPosse\'s advice and start writing my tests in Scala. I\'ve written a few tests following ScalaTest\'s JUnit4 quick
I have code where I populate Resultset with CallableStatement.executeQuery(). I have mocked ResultSet and CallableStatement but in order to test the method i have to populate ResultSet.
Would you recommend doing any grouping of test cases within @Test methods, or have one @Test method per test scenario? For example, let\'s suppose that there are different ways to set the context in a
I am attempting to use the Struts2 JUnit Plugin (v2.2.3 w/ Struts2 v2.2.3) and have run into several issues.
We\'re running into problems with Spring 3.0.5 transactional management and OpenJPA 2.0.1 and we can\'t seem to pinpoint the problem so any help is appreciated.
Does TestNG have something like @Rule? I am thinking specifically about: @Rule public TemporaryFolder folder = ...
When I run mvn test I receive the below exception. I have tried both raising and lowering my Xmx and Xss JVM settings and bumping all limits under ulimit. There are about 1300 tests and the last 200 a
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