Currently, JUnit 5 is just out with a “stable” version. IntelliJ supports JUnit 5 according to the Website. My question is if eclipse is supporting JUnit 5 as well, and if not when it is going to be supported. With supported I mean if I can run JUnit 5 tests without the need for a @RunWith(PlatformRunner.class) annotation. EDIT October 2017:
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NullPointerException on validating email
I am writing a unit test to check the email validation logic. The logic is throwing null pointer exception when you run the test. But it works fine with emulator. Can someone help me solving this? Below is my unit test. The error I am getting is, Answer android.util.Patterns.EMAIL_ADDRESS.matcher(email).matches() exists since API level 8, May be your emulator is prior
Mockito: mocking objects and adding to ArrayList
I am testing an enterprise level application using Mockito and JUnit. Here is the code for a method of adding a product to the offline repository class in a product offline-repository-class-test I have: This relies on the following methods in classes: The method it is testing in the ProductRepositoryOffline: InitialData The question I wish to ask is that in the
How to make a Junit test case fail if there is any exception in the code?
I wrote a Junit test to unit test my code. I want my Junit test case to fail when I get any exception in my code. I tried using an assert statement, but even when I get an exception in my code, my Junit test case is passing. Please can anyone tell me how I can achieve this? Thanks. Answer
Are there any tools to create dummy objects to use for JUnit test cases?
I am writing JUnit test cases to test CRUD operations in DAO classes. It is pretty much boilerplate code and bulk of it is to create the test object and assign dummy values to the instance variables. Are there any tools in Java to create an object and assign dummy values based on the declared type? I don’t want to
Android JUnit3 test ParcelUuid getUuid() returning null for non-null UUID?
I have the following code in an Android JUnit3 unit test: getUuid() is returning null, but the UUID passed to the ParcelUuid is non-null and valid. What gives? Is there something wrong w/ using the Android runtime library in a JUnit test? Thanks! Pv Answer Revisiting over 5.5 years later after I saw someone upvoted. Answering my own question. Per
Error java.lang.AssertionError: expected: null but was: java.lang.String what does it mean?
I have this strange issue in my Junit 4.12 test code. The application uses Spring Framework 4.1.6 and Hibernate 4. When comparing two beans coming from different databases I get this error What does it mean? How to resolve it? My test class runs with SpringJUnit4ClassRunner and looks similar to this edit: the bean I’m referring to is a simple
Mockito and ReloadableResourceBundleMessageSource doesn’t go well together?
I have this simple test, it isn’t even a test as I’m simply trying to mock the messagesource. I’m getting this error: Can anyone else verify this behavior? This is a minimum spring boot skeleton test I set up because ReloadableResourceBundleMessageSource didn’t work in another project, so I thought I’ll just try it in the smallest unit possible. This is
JAVA best practice unit testing with JUnit
I am currently using the following method and unit test for the method. I think the test could/should be broken down into more tests but I’m not sure how many tests to write for this or what the more important parts are especially considering the method deals with establishing a Connection, using sql queries, etc… All help is appreciated. JAVA
Why does cucumber run @Before in all glue code files
I have a problem with my cucumber tests. It runs the @Before method in all the glue classes. For example. This feature file have one glue code in the MainStepDef.class. The MainStepDef: I have an additional glue file called: OtherStep.class And finally I have my runner class. When I run this I get the runtime exception from the OtherStepDef setup