Examples of junit.framework.TestResult.failureCount()

junit.framework.TestResult.failureCount()
Gets the number of detected failures.

                                - report.m_endTime) + " sec");
            } else {
                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!");

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                        + 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);
                }
            }


            m_total += tr.runCount();

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                    m_failures.add(tr);
                }
            }


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


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


        } catch (Exception e) {

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        TestResult result        = new TestResult();
        TestCase   testKeepAlive = new TestHTTPKeepAlive("testKeepAlive");


        testKeepAlive.run(result);
        System.out.println("TestKeepAlive error count: "
                           + result.failureCount());


        Enumeration e = result.failures();


        while (e.hasMoreElements()) {
            System.out.println(e.nextElement());

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            testName = testName.substring(16);
        }


        testName += "." + getName();


        int failureCount = result.failureCount();


        System.out.println(testName + " failure count: " + failureCount);


        java.util.Enumeration failures = result.failures();

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        result = new TestResult();
        test   = new TestBug808460("test");


        test.run(result);


        count = result.failureCount();


        System.out.println("TestBug808460 failure count: " + count);


        failures = result.failures();

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        TestCase   testD  = new TestSqlPersistent("testSelectObject");


        testC.run(result);
        testD.run(result);
        System.out.println("TestSqlPersistent error count: "
                           + result.failureCount());
    }
}

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        result = new TestResult();
        test   = new TestJDBCSavepoints("testJDBCSavepoints");


        test.run(result);


        count = result.failureCount();


        System.out.println("TestJDBCSavepoints failure count: " + count);


        failures = result.failures();

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        result = new TestResult();
        test   = new TestStoredProcedure("test");


        test.run(result);


        count = result.failureCount();


        System.out.println("TestStoredProcedure failure count: " + count);


        failures = result.failures();

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        result = new TestResult();
        test   = new TestBug778213("test");


        test.run(result);


        count = result.failureCount();


        System.out.println("TestBug778213 failure count: " + count);


        failures = result.failures();

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