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Re: Re: design issue: msg#00185java.junit.user
Thanks, Kent. I have already heard about the first way. Can you explain the second? What "small-scale tests" are? ----------- --- kentlbeck <kentbeck@xxxxxxx> wrote: > --- In junit@xxxx, Boris Garbuzov > <boris_garbuzov@xxxx> wrote: > > Can somebody suggest on some issue of JUnit API > usage > > or test case design? Sorry for a long appendix > code. > > The essence is that I want to start some > application > > once in VM session and run all my test methods > > afterwards. I could not find sufficient place to > put > > my initial call > > ClientMain.main (null); > > You can wrap your whole suite in a TestSetup > subclass that calls > ClientMain.main(null); or you can figure out how to > write small-scale > tests. I write smaller scale tests whenever > possible, and if I think > about it hard enough, it's always possible. > > Kent > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com
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