| Description |
JUnit 4 has dropped the strict naming conventions and inheritance hierarchies of old, in favor of the streamlined flexibility of Java 5 annotations. In this tutorial, a supplement to his popular series on code quality, testing fanatic Andrew Glover shows you how to leverage the new features enabled by annotations, including parametric tests, exception tests, and timed tests. He also introduces JUnit 4's flexible fixtures and shows you how to use annotations, rather than suites, to logically group tests before running them. The tutorial includes several sample tests run in Eclipse and instructions for running JUnit 4 tests in older, incompatible versions of Ant. |
| Keywords |
JUnit 4, Java 5, annotations, inheritance, naming, declaration, TestCase, exceptions, timed, timeouts, logical grouping, ignore, fixtures, suites, parametric testing, test, tests, TestNG, NUnit, Ant, Eclipse, Andrew Glover, tttjca |
