> I made all the changes to my tests locally, so if you agree with this I
> can replace junit35.jar with junit37.jar in lib/ directory and commit
> the test modifications.

This is good.  

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Also, when writing JUnit tests, using
assertEquals/assertNull/etc is generally a lot better than using
assertTrue(foo.equals(bar)) because if there's a failure, JUnit writes
both values to the report file so you can see what it should have been
and what it was.  
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