Class Summary |
ContextualTestCase |
Abstract base class for test cases which use a test context. |
ContextualTestCase.ContextTest |
Abstract base class for all of the context test classes. |
ContextualTestCase.EqualsTest |
Context test that checks to see if the value of the template expression
is equal to an expected value. |
ContextualTestCase.FalseTest |
Context test that checks to see if the value of the template expression
is false. |
ContextualTestCase.NotNullTest |
Context test that checks to see if the value of the template expression
is not null. |
ContextualTestCase.NotSameTest |
Context test that checks to see if the value of the template expression
is not the same as an expected value. |
ContextualTestCase.NullTest |
Context test that checks to see if the value of the template expression
is null. |
ContextualTestCase.SameTest |
Context test that checks to see if the value of the template expression
is the same as an expected value. |
ContextualTestCase.TrueTest |
Context test that checks to see if the value of the template expression
is true |
DefaultTestContext |
Default implementation of the TestContext interface. |
DefaultTestFixture |
Basic context-aware test fixture. |
JUnitHandler |
ObjectHandler implementation that load JUnit test suite's, which can consist
of other test suites, test cases, and FixturedTestCase (a custom test case)
objects. |
RecordingPropertyChangeListener |
Property change listener that records all of the events it receives (with
an optional limit on the number of events it will remember). |
TestInvocationHandler |
A proxy invocation handler for testing that can serve as any interface and
records the interface's last method invocations and its parameters. |
TestInvocationHandler.TestException |
Class used to denote a specific method invocation should
generate an exception rather than return a result. |
XmlTestLoader |
Class from running tests that are loaded from XML This class is set up so
that it can either be run as a standalone program (with the test configuration
supplied as an argument or via a system property) or via a JUnit TestRunner
(with its test configuraiton specified as a system property). |