This document summarizes advanced features in JUnit, including: 1. It discusses features like @ClassRule and @Rule in JUnit advanced, which allow implementing custom rules for tests. 2. It mentions experimental features in JUnit like the Enclosed runner, which allows grouping tests into logical blocks. 3. It provides links to resources on Mockito, a mocking framework, comparing it to other mocking frameworks like EasyMock and JMock. Mockito allows stubbing and verifying method calls on mock objects.

1. Mathieu Carbou, 13/10/2011 github.com/Ovea/conf-junit montreal-jug.org junit.org Advanced Junit

3. Junit advanced

4. Experimental features

5. Mockito Schedule

8. @Before, @After

9. @BeforeClass, @AfterClass Junit basics

12. @Before

13. Invoke the test

16. @Before, @After

17. @BeforeClass, @AfterClass

18. Suites Junit basics

20. @Before, @After

21. @BeforeClass, @AfterClass

22. Suites

23. Assertions Junit basics

26. @ClassRule & @Rule Junit advanced

27. public interface TestRule { Statement apply( Statement base, Description description); } @Rule Statement @ClassRule Statement Junit advanced

29. @ClassRule & @Rule

30. @RunWith Junit advanced

31. Junit runners Runner ParentRunner BlockJUnit4ClassRunner Suite Junit4 RunnerScheduler

32. public interface RunnerScheduler { void schedule(Runnable childStatement ); void finished(); } childStatement Scheduling

35. @Category Experimentals

37. @Category

38. @Theory Experimentals

40. QUESTIONS ? Advanced Junit