This section explains how to write and run a simple JUnit case in Eclipse.
Create a new Java project called
com.packtpub.e4.junit.example.Create a class called
MathUtilincom.packtpub.e4.junit.example.Create a
public staticmethod calledisOdd()that takes anintvalue, and returns abooleanvalue if it is an odd number (usingvalue % 2 == 1).Create a new class called
MathUtilTestin the packagecom.packtpub.e4.junit.example.Create a method called
testOdd()with an annotation@Test, which is how JUnit 4 signifies that this method is a test case.Click on the quick-fix saying
Add JUnit 4 library to the build path, or edit the build path manually to point to Eclipse'splugins/org.junit_4.*.jarfile.Implement the
testOdd()method as follows:assertTrue(MathUtil.isOdd(3)); assertFalse(MathUtil.isOdd(4));
Add a
static importtoorg.junit.Assert.*to fix the compile-time errors.Right-click on the project and go to Run As | JUnit Test, and the JUnit...