Stefan Bodewig wrote:
I haven't looked into the implemenation of JUnit4TestAdapter so I
have to ask you 8-)
Sure, was expecting some questions here...
Even if I have JUnit 4 on my CLASSPATH I can still use JUnit 3 style
of tests (no annotations, naming conventions instead).
Yes.
Will this patch still allow me to run those tests? Or will wrapping the tests
in a JUnit4TestAdapter force me to use annotations?
No, you can still use the 3-compatible tests as before.
You do need to be running JDK 5+ since the JUnit team decided to compile
even the compatibility classes with -source 1.5 and against JDK 5
classes like StringBuilder, which Ant can't work around. I will however
patch JUnitTestRunner a tiny bit to be able to run JUnit 3 tests on JDK
1.4 if your classpath contains JUnit 3 _before_ JUnit 4. Not very much
help but could make transition a bit easier for some folks: just include
both versions of JUnit on your classpath in order, and you will be able
to run JUnit 3 tests always, and 4 tests under JDK 5+.
-J.
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