I need to write tests for Bug 883 and was thinking of using JUnit. Basically this will be a conventional language test where you run a bunch of queries and verify the results of each query. So,
a) Are issues with JUnit sorted out? Is it OK to use JUnit?
b) I take it DerbyJUnitTest is deprecated. This class does have some useful methods like assertRow/assertScalar etc which I will need. Is it OK to copy these methods and/or add similar utility methods in BaseJDBCTestCase?
c)Are there good examples among our existing JUnit test cases to follow? Any do's or don'ts before I go up the wrong path?
d)If DerbyJUnitTest is deprecated, shouldn't it be removed and its subclasses rewritten to use BaseJDBCTestCase (or atleast marked as deprecated)?!
Thanks,
Manish
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