Re: Cactus/Junit Question

[Petar Tahchiev <pa...@gmail.com>]

Hi Corry,

and sorry for the late response. As Cactus being an extension of JUnit I
think that the
answer to both the questions is 'yes'.

Kind regards Petar.

2007/12/28, Cory Lum <lu...@yahoo.com>:
>
> For JUnit, instance variables are not shared among test methods. In other
> words, if I have an instance variable int x and set x=10 in testMethod1,
> testMethod2 doesn't know x=10. Does this apply for cactus?
>
> For JUnit, it's not guarantee that the test cases are executed in the
> order of the class. For example:
> class someTest() extends TestCase{
> setUp(){ ... }
> testMethod1() {...}
> testMethod2() {...}
> testMethod3() {...}
> tearDown(){...}
> }
>
> is not guarantee to execute in the following order:
> setUp(){ ... }, testMethod1() {...}, tearDown(){...}
> setUp(){ ... }, testMethod2() {...}, tearDown(){...}
> setUp(){ ... }, testMethod3() {...}, tearDown(){...}
>
> Does this apply to cactus?
>
>
>
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Regards, Petar!
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