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Examples of junit.framework.TestResult.errorCount()

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        Test test = new RepeatedTest(createActiveTestSuite(), 5);
        TestResult result = new TestResult();
        test.run(result);
        assertEquals(500, result.runCount());
        assertEquals(0, result.failureCount());
        assertEquals(0, result.errorCount());
    }

    public void testActiveRepeatedTest0() {
        Test test = new RepeatedTest(createActiveTestSuite(), 0);
        TestResult result = new TestResult();
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        Test test = new RepeatedTest(createActiveTestSuite(), 0);
        TestResult result = new TestResult();
        test.run(result);
        assertEquals(0, result.runCount());
        assertEquals(0, result.failureCount());
        assertEquals(0, result.errorCount());
    }

    public void testActiveRepeatedTest1() {
        Test test = new RepeatedTest(createActiveTestSuite(), 1);
        TestResult result = new TestResult();
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        Test test = new RepeatedTest(createActiveTestSuite(), 1);
        TestResult result = new TestResult();
        test.run(result);
        assertEquals(100, result.runCount());
        assertEquals(0, result.failureCount());
        assertEquals(0, result.errorCount());
    }

    ActiveTestSuite createActiveTestSuite() {
        ActiveTestSuite suite = new ActiveTestSuite();
        for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
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    public void testSuccessfulRun() {
        TestResult result = new TestResult();
        fTest.run(result);
        assertEquals(fTest.countTestCases(), result.runCount());
        assertEquals(0, result.errorCount());
        assertEquals(0, result.failureCount());
    }
}
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                System.out.println("Tests run: "
                        + tr.runCount()
                        + ", Failures: "
                        + tr.failureCount()
                        + ", Errors: "
                        + tr.errorCount()
                        + ", Time elapsed: "
                        + report.elapsedTimeAsString(report.m_endTime
                                - report.m_endTime) + " sec");
            } else {
                System.out.println("Tests run: "
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                System.out.println("Tests run: "
                        + tr.runCount()
                        + ", Failures: "
                        + tr.failureCount()
                        + ", Errors: "
                        + tr.errorCount()
                        + ", Time elapsed: "
                        + report.elapsedTimeAsString(report.m_endTime
                                - report.m_endTime) + " sec <<< FAILURE!");
                if (tr.errorCount() > 0) {
                    m_errors.add(tr);
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                        + ", Errors: "
                        + tr.errorCount()
                        + ", Time elapsed: "
                        + report.elapsedTimeAsString(report.m_endTime
                                - report.m_endTime) + " sec <<< FAILURE!");
                if (tr.errorCount() > 0) {
                    m_errors.add(tr);
                }
                if (tr.failureCount() > 0) {
                    m_failures.add(tr);
                }
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                }
            }

            m_total += tr.runCount();
            m_totalFailures += tr.failureCount();
            m_totalErrors += tr.errorCount();

            report.generateReport(test, tr, m_reportsDirectory, bc, felixConf);

        } catch (Exception e) {
            getLog().error(e);
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Examples of junit.framework.TestResult.errorCount()

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  @Test
  public void initializationErrorsAreThrownAtRuntime() {
    TestResult result= new TestResult();
    fAdapter.run(result);
    assertEquals(1, result.errorCount());
    assertEquals(CantInitialize.UNIQUE_ERROR_MESSAGE, result.errors()
        .nextElement().exceptionMessage());
  }

  private final class ErrorRememberingListener implements TestListener {
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  @Test public void prerequsitesRunnerCompatibility() {
    TestResult result = new TestResult();
    JUnit4TestAdapter adapter = new AnnotationHandlingJUnit4TestAdapter(APrereqTest.class);
    adapter.run(result);
    assertEquals(1+4, result.runCount());
    assertEquals(0, result.errorCount());
    assertEquals(0, result.failureCount());
  }

  public static class APrereqInternalFailTest {
    @Prerequisite(requires = "isNotAccessible")  @Test public void willNotBeRun1() {}
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