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Use your framework to run your tests
Invoke the JUnit test runner, org.junit.runner.JUnitCore. The
only information you need to give the runner is which test class to run:
headfirst.sd.chapter7.TestRemoteReader. The framework
handles running each test in that class::
Don’t forget to put junit.jar
in your classpath.
JUnit will print a
dot for each test it
ran. Since this class
has only one test,
you get a single dot.
“OK” is JUnit’s
understated way of
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testing and continuous integration
saying all the tests ran. And here’s what BeatBox Pro
With a framework in place, you can easily add the other tests from page 246.
Just add more test methods and annotate them with @Test. You can then
run your test classes and watch the results.
Don’t forget to start the
MusicServer and a copy of
the BeatBox Pro. JUnit won’t
take care of that for you,
unless you add code for that
into setUp().
hfsd> java -cp junit.jar;. org.junit.runner.JUnitCore
headfirst.sd.chapter7.TestRemoteReader
JUnit version 4.3.1
.
Time: 0.321
OK (1 test)
hfsd>
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looks like after the test has run.
Checkmarks are where they’re
supposed to be and the test
message is in the log.
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