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I tried to create JUnit tests for a Spring based project which I upgraded to the newest Spring version 2.5. The project is developed in Eclipse and I already got the JUnit4 library included in my Java Project:
To benefit from Spring JUnit support I had to add the following annotation to my test:
@RunWith(SpringJUnit4ClassRunner.class)
This caused a compilation error saying that the class org.junit.internal.runners.JUnit4ClassRunner was not found in my classpath but is needed internally from one of my imported classes (in my case SpringJUnit4ClassRunner)
I found out that JUnit 4.4 is needed to compile these new kind of Spring JUnit tests but the JUnit version bundled with Eclipse 3.3.x is 4.3:
As this post states JUnit 4.4 will be included in the next milestone of Eclispe 3.4 – meanwhile I have to add it to my libraries manually.
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1 Response to Spring 2.5, Eclipse and JUnit 4.4
Climbing Back onto the Java Horse
January 22nd, 2009 at 9:20 pm
[...] bit of Googling, I worked out that I needed a newer version of JUnit than the one (v4.3.1) that came with Eclipse. [...]