Java Development

[sadanala]

From where i can download entire BUnit?

From this url "http://sourceforge.net/projects/b-unittesting/" i downloaded zip file which contains only src folder. how to make use of that...

[dpreussler]

the source contains everything you need.

there is no magic

jfisher\

contains an application with screen for showing results including:

DistanceConversion.java

is the class they test

DistanceConversionTest.java

contains the test code

unittestApp.java

show how the call the test

jmunit\

contains "unittesting framework" classes 

[sadanala]

Hi Thank you very much for your kind support. i'm able to test my application using bunit.

[TheKernal]

Hello, 

Kindly share the procedure, how you did the bunit for blackberry,

Thanks and regards

[lyhoanghai]

Just copy bunit source code to your project

(I prefer to create a new source folder named test for it.)

Have a look at jfisher.logic.test.unittestApp and run this class (it contains a main() function) You will know how to test your application immediately,

- DistanceConversion is a sample class

- DistanceConversionTest is the testing class.

[lyhoanghai]

There is one problem :

In project there are 2 main() method:

- main() of bunit

- main() of our application.

Is there any quick way to choose which main() method is executed ?

Thanks

[GalR]

Yes there is.

You can define an Alternate Entry Point in the application descriptor xml and add an application argument (I used "bunit" for example).

Then, in the main() of my application I have the following code:

if (args.length == 1 && args[0].equals("bunit")) {

// Unit tests

       unittestApp instance = new unittestApp();

       instance.enterEventDispatcher();

}

Now, on the blackberry home screen I have an additional application icon for unit tests.

[vishalspatil]

Hi,

Is there any tool which gives code coverage information based on unit test covered in bbunit?

e.g. Clover, Eclemma etc tools refers junit test results and gives code coverage information.