Thread: Testing testcase in Junit3 using treemap

Hello Everybody,

I am beginner in Java and facing one problem while testing junit3 testcase using treemap.

The code :
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package sampleJunit3;

import java.util.TreeMap;
import org.junit.*;
import static org.junit.Assert.*;
import junit.framework.TestCase;

public class TestSimpleTreemap3 extends TestCase {
public void Trmp(){
TreeMap<String, String> hm = new TreeMap<String, String>();

hm.put("100","Amit");
assertEquals("Amit",hm.get("100"));
}
}
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While running as a Junit Test, test getting failed with error " Test Class not found in selected project".

Tried to search in web for the solution , but nothing is working. Can any one please help me to solve the problem.

Thank you very much for your support and cooperation.

Thanks aussiemcgr, but I am testing in Junit 3 and annotation required in Junit 4.

JUnit 3 test method names require a "test" prefix in order for JUnit's test runner to be able to find them. Therefore all you need to do is to rename your Trmp() method to testTrmp(). (Btw, the usual convention for Java method names is to start them with a lowercase character.)

Originally Posted by jashburn

JUnit 3 test method names require a "test" prefix in order for JUnit's test runner to be able to find them. Therefore all you need to do is to rename your Trmp() method to testTrmp(). (Btw, the usual convention for Java method names is to start them with a lowercase character.)

Woww, jashburn, This is amezing. My code is working now. THANKS a LOT.
Just to mentioned here , there are two ways to write name of method in junit3 . Either you can start with "test" name or you can use private .
I have tried both ways till yesterday, dont know why it didn't work. But after you mentioned , again, I tried with "test" and now it works....hehe.....