i have 3 test classes as follows :
package com.junittest.testcases;
Test3 class :
import junit.framework.TestCase; import org.junit.Ignore; import org.junit.Rule; import org.junit.Test; import org.junit.rules.TestRule; import annotations.DataSetRule; import annotations.DataSets; import com.junittest.test.MyClass; public class Test3 extends TestCase{ MyClass m = new MyClass(); String group = "user"; @Rule public TestRule dataSetRule = new DataSetRule(); @Test public void test5() { System.out.println("In Test 5"); //assertEquals(5, m.add(2,3)); } @Test public void test6() throws Exception { org.junit.Assume.assumeTrue(group.equals("user")); System.out.println("In Test 6"); //assertEquals(-2, m.sub(2,3)); } @DataSets({"dataset","dataset1"}) @Test public void test7() { System.out.println("In Test 7"); } @Ignore @Test public void test8() { System.out.println("in test8"); } } Test2 Class :
package com.junittest.testcases; import org.junit.Test; import singletons.SingletonClass; import com.junittest.test.MyClass; import junit.framework.TestCase; public class Test2 extends TestCase{ MyClass m = new MyClass(); public void setUp() { SingletonClass sc = SingletonClass.getInstance(); System.out.println(SingletonClass.callCount); } @Test public void test3() { assertEquals(5, m.add(2,3)); } @Test public void test4() { assertEquals(-2, m.sub(2,3)); } } Test1 class :
package com.junittest.testcases; import org.junit.Test; import singletons.SingletonClass; import com.junittest.test.MyClass; import junit.framework.TestCase; public class Test1 extends TestCase{ MyClass m = new MyClass(); public void setUp() { SingletonClass sc = SingletonClass.getInstance(); System.out.println(SingletonClass.callCount); } @Test public void test1() { assertEquals(4, m.add(2,3)); } @Test public void test2() { assertEquals(-1, m.sub(2,3)); } } And a TestSuite class :
package com.junittest.testcases; import rules.SomeTest; import singletons.SingletonClass; import junit.framework.Test; import junit.framework.TestSuite; public class TestSuite1 { public static Test suite() { SingletonClass sc = SingletonClass.getInstance(); System.out.println(SingletonClass.callCount); TestSuite suite = new TestSuite(TestSuite.class.getName()); suite.addTestSuite(Test1.class); suite.addTestSuite(Test2.class); suite.addTestSuite(Test3.class); return suite; } } The problem is that it is ignoring @Rule tag in Test3 class while running TestSuite1 class from JUnit from eclipse and thus the output is not as expected. Why is it ignoring the @Rule tag. Is there any alternative to execute all three cases?
