At 11:56 AM 2/18/2012, you wrote:
At 10:43 AM 2/18/2012, you wrote:
...
That's not true. You want the unit tests (it's
important to distinguish what kind of test we're discussing!)
in the same package as the classes they test.
yes.
...
Put the test code in its own source tree, duh.
<project>/
|
|---- src/
|
|--- test/
my core app is in a separate package. unit tests
are in a separate source folder as described above.
Ray Tayek Ã¥†™Ã© “：
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... is there some reason why the test cases are put into a separate package?
No good one.
placing them in the same package seems to work ok.
am going to run into trouble by doing this?
Not if you do it right.
my android app is in the same package , but is
in a different project (from the core app).
the android tests are in the same package, but
it is in a different project (from the android app).
project: coreApp/
src/com.me.app
tst/com.me.app
project: androidApp/
src/com.me.app
project androidTest/
src/com.me.app
class AndroidAppTestCase
extends ActivityInstrumentationTestCase2<AndroidAppActivity>
i dumped ou the the dex files and was surprized.
all of the tests from the core project *were* in
the android app. looks like eclipse copied
everything from the project. so introducing a jar
for the core app is probably a good idea at this point
only the test case for the android test project was in it's dex file.
thanks
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