问题
I have 2 Java classes which have a symbiotic relationship.
Class 1 produces some output files and Class 2 consumes the output of class 1 and validates it. Both of these classes take input from the commandline. This project is maven based.
Given this symbiotic nature, I am unsure how to "connect them"?
My thinking was, to write another Java class which takes in command line inputs and calls the 2 classes. However there is another uncertainty here, how could I run class 1 (in order to produce the output files) so then I can have class 2 to validate it. Perhaps Junit @Before or some annotation? I really am unsure how to proceed. I hope I am making sense here.
Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated.
回答1:
Execute the main()
method of your class under test from within a JUnit method.
public class Class2 {
@Before
public void produceOutputFiles() {
Class1.main(new String[] { "these", "are", "commandline", "arguments"});
}
@Test
public void validateClass1Output() {
//read in the files and validate the output
}
}
Invoking Class1 via Process.exec()
is an option with many downsides. It is much simpler to keep both the test and the tested code within the same JVM.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35690470/how-to-sequentially-execute-2-java-classes-via-mvn-command