Re: [tycho-user] Testing Bundles with JUnit, Easymock and Powermock

[Markward Schubert <markward.schubert@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks Cristiano!

I did this just a moment ago and indeed, I get some further in the process, but now from three Tests only one is recognized as having executeable methods. Actually the two unrecognized ones are using the @RunWith(PowerMockRunner.class) testrunner. Seems to be some classloading-issue... found some discussion about the topic: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10517217/powermock-leads-to-classnotfoundexception-for-junit-plugin-test-in-eclipse-when

I keep on fighting.

2012/10/23 Cristiano Gavião <cvgaviao@xxxxxxxxx>

Don't know about Easymock and Powermock, but in case of Junit, You must add a Require-Bundle: org.junit in your test bundle manifest.

cheers,

Cristiano

On 23/10/12 08:19, Markward Schubert wrote:

Hi folks!

Does anybody of you have some experience with doing plugin-testing with Junit, Easymock and Powermock?
I am a bit stuck right now. What I did is, I created a pluginproject, just wrapping all the necessary jars of the above mentioned libraries and their dependencies and added it to my p2 target.

When I then run verify, I get the message, stating:  "Could not determine test framework used by test bundle MavenProject".
It seems to manage to find my wrapper-plugin, but actually seems to search for some special dependency in order to figure out, I am using JUnit?

Of course I have a test-plugin created, as a fragment to my plugin to test.

Any Help is appreciated!

Cheers,
Markward

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