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--- junit-project-3 [2008/10/25 09:10] – jtkorb
+++ junit-project-3 [2008/10/25 09:20] (current) – jtkorb
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 ====== JUnit Testing in Project 3 ======
-[[http://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/cs190m/fall08/projects/project3-tests|Here]] are three JUnit classes to do unit testing on [[http://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/cs190m/fall08/projects/project3|Project 3]] classes ''WordNode'', ''WordList'', and ''HashList''.
+Here are three JUnit classes to do unit testing on the [[http://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/cs190m/fall08/projects/project3|Project 3]] classes ''WordNode'', ''WordList'', and ''HashList''.
-To use these classes, download them to your Project 3 source directory and launch them as JUnit test classes.
+  * ''WordNode'': ''[[http://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/cs190m/fall08/projects/project3-tests/WordNodeTest.java|WordNodeTest.java]]''
+  * ''WordList'': ''[[http://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/cs190m/fall08/projects/project3-tests/WordListTest.java|WordListTest.java]]''
+  * ''HashList'': ''[[http://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/cs190m/fall08/projects/project3-tests/HashListTest.java|HashListTest.java]]''
+To use these classes, download them to your Project 3 source directory and launch them as JUnit test classes.  (How you do this depends on your IDE and environment.)
 For example, from the command line on Lore (or the MC cluster), you can use the ''javat'' command located in the ''/homes/cs190m/student_bin'' directory (which should be in your path).  The ''javat'' command is just a short shell script that sets the ''CLASSPATH'' environment variable, compiles the given test class, and uses the JUnit ''TestRunner'' class to run it:
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   java junit.textui.TestRunner $1
-To run these three tests, you would type (at the UNIX command line prompt):
+Then, to run these three tests, you would type (at the UNIX command line prompt):
   $ javat WordNodeTest
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   $ javat HashListTest
-These three test cases work (report no errors) on my version of Project 3, but I may have made some assumptions that you didn't.  If you have questions, a suggestion, or find a mistake in this process, please send me [[jtk@cs.purdue.edu|email]].
+These three test cases report no errors when run against my version of Project 3, but I may have made some assumptions that you didn't.  If you have questions, a suggestion, or find a mistake in this process, please send me [[jtk@cs.purdue.edu|email]].