Package org.junit.runner

Examples of org.junit.runner.Computer


    private static Computer getComputer( JUnitCoreParameters jUnitCoreParameters )
        throws TestSetFailedException
    {
        if ( jUnitCoreParameters.isNoThreading() )
        {
            return new Computer();
        }
        return getConfigurableParallelComputer( jUnitCoreParameters );
    }
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    private static void executeEager( TestsToRun testsToRun, Filter filter, JUnitCoreParameters jUnitCoreParameters,
                                      JUnitCore junitCore )
        throws TestSetFailedException
    {
        Class[] tests = testsToRun.getLocatedClasses();
        Computer computer = createComputer( jUnitCoreParameters );
        createRequestAndRun( filter, computer, junitCore, tests );
    }
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        throws TestSetFailedException
    {
        // in order to support LazyTestsToRun, the iterator must be used
        for ( Class clazz : testsToRun )
        {
            Computer computer = createComputer( jUnitCoreParameters );
            createRequestAndRun( filter, computer, junitCore, clazz );
        }
    }
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            createRunListener( reporterManagerFactory, classMethodCounts );

        JUnitCore jUnitCore = new JUnitCore();

        jUnitCore.addListener( demultiplexingRunListener );
        Computer computer = new Computer();

        jUnitCore.run( computer, classes );
        reporterManagerFactory.close();
        return reporterManagerFactory.getGlobalRunStatistics();
    }
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    {

        JUnitCore jUnitCore = new JUnitCore();

        jUnitCore.addListener( demultiplexingRunListener );
        Computer computer = new Computer();

        jUnitCore.run( computer, classes );
        return reporterManagerFactory.getGlobalRunStatistics();
    }
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   * If one or more tests have failed, a JuRuntimeException is thrown. Additionally, we'll log
   * the exception stack traces and add the first exception as a cause to the runtime exception.
   * @param clazz Class containing tests
   */
  public static void runJUnitTests(Class<?> clazz) {
    Computer computer = new Computer();
    Result res = new JUnitCore().run(computer, clazz);
   
    if (res.getFailureCount() > 0) {
      XString xs = new XString("Unit tests failed. Failure count: " + res.getFailureCount());
      for (Failure f : res.getFailures()) {
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   * If one or more tests have failed, a JuRuntimeException is thrown. Additionally, we'll log
   * the exception stack traces and add the first exception as a cause to the runtime exception.
   * @param clazz Class containing tests
   */
  public static void runJUnitTests(Class<?> clazz) {
    Computer computer = new Computer();
    Result res = new JUnitCore().run(computer, clazz);
   
    if (res.getFailureCount() > 0) {
      XString xs = new XString("Unit tests failed. Failure count: " + res.getFailureCount());
      for (Failure f : res.getFailures()) {
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   * If one or more tests have failed, a JuRuntimeException is thrown. Additionally, we'll log
   * the exception stack traces and add the first exception as a cause to the runtime exception.
   * @param clazz Class containing tests
   */
  public static Result runJUnitTests(Class<?> clazz) {
    Computer computer = new Computer();
    Result res = new JUnitCore().run(computer, clazz);
   
    if (res.getFailureCount() > 0) {
      XString xs = new XString("Unit tests failed. Failure count: " + res.getFailureCount());
      for (Failure f : res.getFailures()) {
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   * @param filename: Filename for the properties file
   */
  private static void runTests(String filename) {
    System.setProperty("PROPSFILENAME", filename);
    JUnitCore core = new JUnitCore();
    core.run(new Computer(), AllTests.class);
   
  }
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   * @param filename: Filename for the properties file
   */
  private static void runTests(String filename) {
    System.setProperty("PROPSFILENAME", filename);
    JUnitCore core = new JUnitCore();
    core.run(new Computer(), AllTests.class);
   
  }
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