Aug 25 2008
jUnit 4.x Test Suites…
Have you ever wanted to run all of your jUnit tests from within Eclipse? It is pretty easy if they are in the same package, but if you have a hierarchy of packages, you are out of luck! I learned quite a few jUnit tricks tonight, even found the exact code I was looking for. You can read about some annotation-based test suites at this site. This guy gave me the exact code I was looking for, maybe someday they will add this feature directly to jUnit!
I’m still digging Unitils as well… I found a cool annotation to rollback the transaction for a specific test case. This is kind of nice when you don’t want your jUnits messing up your database! Check this out…
@Test
@Transactional(TransactionMode.ROLLBACK)
public void validateLoad() {…}
February 2nd, 2009 at 9:21 am
Try using spring test framework. There a transactionconfiguration defaultRollBack=true
So after each test a rollback is done. Now you don’t need to write tearDown/@After method to clear your DB