Re: [dash-dev] Running JUnit 4 tests on Athena

[Kim Moir <Kim_Moir@xxxxxxxxxx>]

The changes weren't in basebuilder.
 There are changes are in the test harness bundle in the test framework.
 Also, the jdt feature now includes two junit bundles with symbolic
name org.junit 3.8.2 and 4.7.0.  The old bundle with symbolic name
org.junit4 still exists in the jdt feature but it just points to org.junit
4.7.0.

We also removed  the upper bounds
for JUnit  in the manifests of our test bundles. This doesn't impact
other projects, but is something to consider if you wish to run all your
test bundles to run under JUnit 4.

Kim

Nick Boldt <nickboldt@xxxxxxxxx>

12/11/2009 04:47 PM

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Subject	Re: [dash-dev] Running JUnit 4 tests on Athena

Will the new JDT stuff make it into a basebuilder
release soon? If so I 
can move the default basebuilder on build.eclipse up to that newer tag.

Kim Moir wrote:
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> The appropriate orbit bundles are in Eclipse  builds >  N20091126-2000.
>  So if you're consuming the JDT feature and the Eclipse Test
framework 
>  from a  recent build, the new JUnit bundles will be included.
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> http://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse/Testing/JUnit4_Changes
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> Kim
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> I believe all you have to do is make sure you are using the updated
> version of the eclipse test runner bundle, and the appropriate orbit
> bundles.  I don't think there is any other change that needs
to occur,
> and nothing in Athena.   Haven't tested this yet though.
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> Dave
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> Nicolas Bros wrote:
>  > Hi,
>  >
>  > I recently received information that the Eclipse test framework
now
>  > supports JUnit 4.
>  > Does that make it possible to run JUnit 4 tests in Athena?
>  > It not, is it planned for the near future?
>  > I am asking because all our tests are currently written
using JUnit 4,
>  > and we'd like to avoid having to adapt them to JUnit 3.
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