Hallo Benedikt
>
> No it isn't. As far as I know, your test will pass, when the first
> NullPointerException is thrown (this also applies to @Rule
> ExpectedException). If you have a method that takes two arguments that are
> not nullable and you write:
>
> @Test(expected = NullPointerException.class)
> public void testMyMethod(){
> // this will throw NPE
> myObject.myMethod(null, someParam)
> // test passes, because NPE was thrown, execution ends here
>
> // this will never be executed
> myObject.myMethod(someParam, null)
> }
mixing different behaviors inside test methods is IMHO not good, keep
it simple and straightforward (but not stupid) as Christian suggested
;)
-Simo
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