I've been coding tests in Junit4 with Spring, and I got this funny behavior:
If my tests are passing like this, everything is fine:
@Test
public void truthTest(){
assertTrue(true); //Ok
}
But, if my test fails:
@Test
public void truthTest(){
assertTrue(false); //ERROR
}
Then instead of a test failure I receive an ugly and cryptic stack trace, This is it:
http://pastie.org/429912
Sorry for this ugly dump, but its the only data I've got to explain the problem (I "pastied" it for readability)
I'm really puzzled, has anyone encountered this kind of problem before? Thanks in advance!
http://jira.springframework.org/browse/SPR-5145
It is an known issue with spring-test 2.5.x. It is incompatible with JUnit 4.5. Use 4.0-4.4.
Or you can try the patch in the issue tracker.
I had the same problem when I wrote my Spring JUnit tests. Like a lot of posts available online, there are only two alternatives
1) Stay up to date with the Spring version and use the latest version of JUnit or 2) Leave your current Spring version and use JUnit version 4.4 or less.
I chose the option # 2 where we left our Spring version at 2.5 and downloaded JUnit 4.4. Everything worked fine after that.
Also another point to be aware of is that if your project i.e., the project A you are writing your tests in has a dependency on another project B that has another version of Spring, you would get a similar error too. I learnt it the hard way.
-Prashanth
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