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edited Apr 25, 2009 at 18:38

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testBla(){ booleantry fail{  = true;  try { someFailingMethod() someFailingMethodfail(); //method provided by junit } catch(Exception e) { fail = false;  //do nothing } if (fail) fail(); //method provided by junit }

i did something very simple

testBla(){ boolean fail = true;  try { someFailingMethod() } catch(Exception e) { fail = false;  } if (fail) fail(); //method provided by junit }

i did something very simple

testBla(){ try {   someFailingMethod() fail(); //method provided by junit } catch(Exception e) { //do nothing } }

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edited Apr 24, 2009 at 13:21

guerda

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i did something very simple

 testBla(){   boolean fail = true;   try { someFailingMethod()   } catch(Exception e) { fail = false;   }   if (fail) fail(); //method provided by junit  }

i did something very simple

 testBla(){   boolean fail = true;   try{ someFailingMethod()   }catch(Exception e){ fail = false;   }   if (fail) fail(); //method provided by junit  }

i did something very simple

testBla(){ boolean fail = true; try { someFailingMethod() } catch(Exception e) { fail = false; } if (fail) fail(); //method provided by junit }

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answered Apr 24, 2009 at 13:16

Andreas Petersson

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i did something very simple

 testBla(){ boolean fail = true; try{ someFailingMethod() }catch(Exception e){ fail = false; } if (fail) fail(); //method provided by junit }

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