junit

问题 I have a Java codebase that is developed exclusively in Eclipse. There are a set of JUnit4 tests that can be divided into two mutually exclusive subsets based on when they are expected to run: "Standard" tests should run when a developer right-clicks the test class (or containing project) and selects Run As > JUnit Test. Nothing unusual here—this is exactly how JUnit works in Eclipse. "Runtime" tests should only run when called programmatically from within the application when it is started

问题 I have a Java codebase that is developed exclusively in Eclipse. There are a set of JUnit4 tests that can be divided into two mutually exclusive subsets based on when they are expected to run: "Standard" tests should run when a developer right-clicks the test class (or containing project) and selects Run As > JUnit Test. Nothing unusual here—this is exactly how JUnit works in Eclipse. "Runtime" tests should only run when called programmatically from within the application when it is started

问题 I'm using Junit to run tests with Seleniun WebDriver . I'm trying to split up my tests into function area for better error reporting. I've created tests to test Page load/moving documents to other workflows. If a page load test fails, or a workflow move fails I want to skip the subsequent page/workflow tests. if a Test A fails how can I skip either the rest of the tests in the class or running tests in Class B? NOTE: I realize what I'm asking is "bad Practice* for UNIT TESTS . However, I'm

问题 Is there an equivalent to C#'s new modifier in Java? I'd like to use it for unit tests - every init() method should be marked final and annotated with @Before. Then, jUnit executes all of these init() methods. I don't want to bother coming up with new names for each of these init() methods, and I definitely wants to mark them as final to make sure they don't override eachother (an alternative pattern is to override and call super.init() from every init() method). 回答1: A common pattern is to

问题 Is there an equivalent to C#'s new modifier in Java? I'd like to use it for unit tests - every init() method should be marked final and annotated with @Before. Then, jUnit executes all of these init() methods. I don't want to bother coming up with new names for each of these init() methods, and I definitely wants to mark them as final to make sure they don't override eachother (an alternative pattern is to override and call super.init() from every init() method). 回答1: A common pattern is to

问题 I am trying to write unit test for a validator class that I have. So within my UniqueEmailValidator class, I injected a @Service component to check if it exist. @AllArgsConstructor public class UniqueEmailValidator implements ConstraintValidator<UniqueEmail, String> { private final AccountService accountService; @Override public void initialize(final UniqueEmail constraintAnnotation) { } @Override public boolean isValid(final String email, final ConstraintValidatorContext context) { return

问题 I have One test suite running in two environment. Sometimes, I would like to run tests in localhost:8080 and sometimes at localhost:8585. Jenkins run the tests by " mvn test " command. How could I pass the port by parameter? Something like "mvn test 8080". 回答1: I add a plugin on maven pom.xml <plugin> <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId> <artifactId>maven-surefire-plugin</artifactId> <configuration> <systemProperties> <property> <name>fileName</name> <value>${fileName}</value> <

问题 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. So the report will incorrectly show a long run time for the poor test that happens to be run last. Is there a way to exclude its run time from the last test? 回答1: This is an issue with Eclipse, not junit. If we use this as an example: public class TimingTest { @Test public void test1() { System.out.println("test1

问题 I am running JUnit case with PowerMock in jdk7 using the below libraries : cglib-nodep-2.2.2.jar javassist-3.19.0-GA.jar junit-4.12.jar mockito-all-1.10.19.jar objenesis-2.1.jar powermock-mockito-1.6.2-full.jar Below is code snippet from my Unit Test in which I am using PowerMock @RunWith(PowerMockRunner.class) @PrepareForTest(ValidateBindingImpl.class) public class ValidateBindingImplTest{ //more code follows } While executing this test case I am getting following error: java.lang

问题 with the code below, the tests are not executed in the order I'd like. test_homescreen is executed before test_splashscreen. I'd like to specify the tests to run and their order of execution. I believe I need to create a testsuite, but I don't know how to implement that. package com.myapp.test; import com.jayway.android.robotium.solo.Solo; import android.test.ActivityInstrumentationTestCase2; import com.myapp.R; public class myTest extends ActivityInstrumentationTestCase2{ private static