Oddly, any exceptions and errors in my Junit tests (other then JUnit excpetions) are being catched - or in other words, the program just goes on executing. If I add a catch claus suddenly they are visible and can be thrown....
Thanx in advance for your support
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lxkern
Well of course they do. Junit has to complete it's entire run, whether a test fails or not. Otherwise, if you had 4000 unit tests, and 120 of them failed and a further 200 threw exceptions, you'd only know about one failure at a time. Imagine how long it would take to fix them if you only knew about them one at a time, in a suite that took an hour and a half to run
> compuware's qa-run worked just like that george...
> and our tests took days to run. We just gave up after
> 18 months, and I guess about $500,000 in wages.
>
> The licence fee was something like $60,000. It came
> with a free t-shirt.
Jeepers. Still, good news about the t-shirt, eh!
