Hi Rick, Thanks for your response. I will give this approach a try if we decide to use a property just for that one test.
thanks again, Mamta On Thu, Feb 14, 2013 at 5:48 AM, Rick Hillegas <[email protected]> wrote: > On 2/13/13 10:38 PM, Mamta Satoor wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> I was wondering if there is a way to set a database property only for >> one test fixture within a junit test with many test fixtures. I >> recently added a test fixture xtestDerby6045 in >> org.apache.derbyTesting.functionTests.tests.lang.InListMultiProbeTest(I >> have purposely named it to start with an x because the test will fail >> until DERBY-6045 is fixed) and in that fixture, I would like to >> disable background update statistics for it setting the property >> derby.storage.indexStats.auto to false. The other fixtures in >> InListMultiProbeTest should not have background update statistics >> disabled for them. I would appreciate any pointers regarding this. I >> looked at some of the existing junit suites and see that the various >> property settings are done for the entire suite and not just one >> fixture. >> >> thanks, >> Mamta >> > Hi Mamta, > > If the problem is that you want the oddball test case to share a lot of the > same machinery as the other cases in the class, this might work: > > 1) Create a subclass of InListMultiProbeTest. The subclass could just be a > nested class inside InLisMultiProbeTest. Let's call the subclass S. > > 2) Move the oddball test case into the subclass and add a suite() method to > S which decorates the case in the special way you need. > > 3) Then _Suite.suite() can do the following: > > suite.addTest(InListMultiProbeTest.suite()); > suite.addTest(InListMultiProbeTest.S.suite()); > > Hope this helps, > -Rick >
