All Classes and Interfaces
Class
Description
A TestSuite for active Tests.
A set of assert methods.
Thrown when an assertion failed.
Base class for all test runners.
An implementation of a TestCollector that consults the
class path.
Thrown when an assert equals for Strings failed.
A panel with test run counters
A view that shows a stack trace of a failure
A TestCase that expects an Exception of class fExpected to be thrown.
A view to show a details about a failure
A view presenting the test failures as a list.
An implementation of a TestCollector that loads
all classes on the class path and tests whether
it is assignable from Test or provides a static suite method.
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A Protectable can be run and can throw a Throwable.
A TestSuite loader that can reload classes.
A Decorator that runs a test repeatedly.
An implementation of a TestCollector that considers
a class to be a test class when it contains the
pattern "Test" in its name
A custom quick sort with support to customize the swap behaviour.
The standard test suite loader.
A status line component.
A Test can be run and collect its results.
A test case defines the fixture to run multiple tests.
A custom class loader which enables the reloading
of classes for each test run.
Collects Test class names to be presented
by the TestSelector.
A Decorator for Tests.
A
TestFailure
collects a failed test together with
the caught exception.A hierarchical view of a test run.
A Listener for test progress
A
TestResult
collects the results of executing
a test case.The interface for accessing the Test run context.
A listener interface for observing the
execution of a test run.
An AWT based user interface to run tests.
A Swing based user interface to run tests.
A command line based tool to run tests.
A test class selector.
A Decorator to set up and tear down additional fixture state.
A
TestSuite
is a Composite
of Tests.An interface to define how a test suite should be loaded.
This class defines the current version of JUnit