2013/5/13 Oleg Kalnichevski <[email protected]>: >> Make sense. I admit I've never cared about resource management in >> tests (the JVM free them shutting down). > > Test cases can be run as a part of a larger test suite inside the same > JVM and impact other tests. Sloppy resource management is simply a bad > idea no matter the context.
Sure. I wrote "Make sense" ;-) >> IIRC the testsuite declaration as a nested class and the code >> duplication was needed in order to be able to run single tests in >> Eclipse (and maybe in maven, but I don't remember the exact scope of >> this statement). So I guess that extracting the common code could have >> broken this feature (unfortunately I don't have eclipse on this >> computer right now). >> [...] > Still works for me. I can still run the test for individual messages in > Eclipse after refactoring. Great! Maybe junit 4 is better, then, and we don't need that hacks anymore!! Thank you, Stefano
