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I cannot get Eclipse to use JUnit 4.4. Instead, JUnit3.x is used.
- My project and build path contain only the JUnit4 jars.
- When I choose the “Open Run Dialog…”, JUnit4 is selected as the test runner.
- I removed the org.junit3 folder from “Program Files/MyEclipse/eclipse/plugins”. (The folder org.junit4 is still there.)
Yet, it is obvious that the version of JUnit that runs is a variant of version 3 (no recognition of any annotation, etc.).
I am at a loss as to how to use JUnit4 instead. (Could I please entirely kill, get rid of, destroy, blot out, eliminate JUnit3? This feels like some horror movie sequel, where the zombie keeps coming back again and again…)
What version of MyEclipse are you working with ?
Can you go to MyEclipse > Installation Summary > Installation Details and paste the information here for me.
Sorry, I really should have posted that in my original post! 😉 Here it is, below.
BTW, I would really rather use my own copy of the junit jars than MyEclipse’s. (That’s what I do for the JRE on my project’s classpath, as well as Hibernate jars, Spring jars, etc., never relying on the ones provided with MyEclipse.)
*** Date: Tuesday, May 27, 2008 12:53:19 o'clock PM EDT ** System properties: OS=WindowsVista OS version=6.0 Java version=1.5.0_11 *** MyEclipse details: MyEclipse Enterprise Workbench Version: 6.0.0 M1 Build id: 20070629-6.0.0-M1 *** Eclipse details: MyEclipse Enterprise Workbench Version: 6.0.0 M1 Build id: 20070629-6.0.0-M1 Eclipse Platform Version: 3.3.0.v20070612-_19UEkLEzwsdF9jSqQ-G Build id: I20070625-1500 Eclipse RCP Version: 3.3.0.v20070607-8y8eE8NEbsN3X_fjWS8HPNG Build id: I20070625-1500 Eclipse Java Development Tools Version: 3.3.0.v20070606-0010-7o7jCHEFpPoqQYvnXqejeR Build id: I20070625-1500 Eclipse Plug-in Development Environment Version: 3.3.0.v20070607-7N7M-DUUEF6Ez0H46IcCC Build id: I20070625-1500 Eclipse Project SDK Version: 3.3.0.v20070607-7M7J-BIolz-OcxWxvWAPSfLPqevO Build id: I20070625-1500 Eclipse Graphical Editing Framework Version: 3.3.0.v20070620 Build id: 20070620-1021 Eclipse startup command=-os win32 -ws win32 -arch x86 -showsplash -launcher C:\Program Files\MyEclipse-6.0M1\eclipse\eclipse.exe -name Eclipse --launcher.library C:\Program Files\MyEclipse-6.0M1\eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.equinox.launcher.win32.win32.x86_1.0.0.v20070523\eclipse_1017a.dll -startup C:\Program Files\MyEclipse-6.0M1\eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.equinox.launcher_1.0.0.v20070606.jar -exitdata 148c_64 -vm C:\Program Files\MyEclipse-6.0M1\jre\bin\javaw.exeJust to make this clear: I don’t want to disable JUnit altogether. I just want to use version 4 (and have nothing to do with version 3).
When you create a new test case, dont you get the option of creating a new JUnit 3 test and a new JUnit 4 test ?
Well, I never make use of the test wizard. I always create test cases ex nihilo, as I would any normal class (except for the fact that I create it inside a package living inside the “test” folder rather than the “src” folder). I then make this new class extend, say, org.springframework.test.AbstractTransactionalSpringContextTests (or a more proprietary class, as the case may be).
But that is all neither here not there. The problem comes when I hit Alt-Shift-X T… I don’t feel I have any control on what the TestRunner then launches.
The reason why I claim that JUnit3 rather than JUnit4 is being run is that my tests behave like JUnit3 tests:
@Test annotations are ignored,
@Ignore annotations are ignored,
@Before annotations are ignored,
only methods whose name starts with “test” are run,
“onSetUp()” methods have special status,
etc.pierdeux,
I would never suggest you erase plugins from the install directory in an attempt to get rid of certain functionality. For whatever reason the JUnit test runner that is executing is not detecting your class as a JUnit 4 test case.I have quite a few JUnit 4 test cases in projects I have in my workspace and they all run as expected. The key is to make sure the JUnit 4 libraries are in your build path (which you said they already were).
So me a favor and create a new Java Project, with Java 5 on the build path, then create a simple JUnit 4 test case (that does some siilly stuff) using the new JUnit wizard.
Run it… does it work?
Now try to create a new class, manually, using only the JUnit 4 annotations… try and run *it*… does that work?
Thank you, Riyad! Your suggestion helped me discover the source of the problem, and it wasn’t due to Eclipse/MyEclipse…
The Eclipse TestRunner was indeed choosing JUnit4 (whether I create a class through the wizard or manually), despite what I had assumed.
The problem stemmed from the base class for most of my tests: org.springframework.test.AbstractTransactionalSpringContextTests, which relies solely on JUnit3.8. As of Spring 2.5, a new testing package was introduced, org.springframework.test.context, which can adapt to any number of different unit testing software, in particular JUnit4.4…
I’ll get on gradually with switching from the old Spring package to the new one!
Thank you to all who chipped in!
