junit: Cleaning up resources

[Maciej]

Hi!

When I'm writing single test, it may fail() at any moment of the test.
Since I create some resources in the database in the begining of the
test, I'd like to remove them whenever the test finished (not matter
whether with success or not). Thus I'm looking for an approach like

try {
// init resources,
// test,
} finally {
// clean up resource
},

which handle with cleaning up: but for JUnit. Any idea?

Regards,

Maciej

 

[richnjones]

Try over-riding tearDown()

@Override
protected void tearDown() throws Exception {
super.tearDown();
//your code here*****
}

Richard

 

[John]

Try over-riding tearDown()

@Override
protected void tearDown() throws Exception {
super.tearDown();
//your code here*****
}

Richard

In JUnit4, you can use the @After annotation.

John

 

[Maciej]

Thank you to all of you.

 

[Sebastian Millies]

Am 6 Oct 2006 09:41:33 -0700 schrieb John:

In JUnit4, you can use the @After annotation.

John

In DB testing it sometimes makes sense to re-use the connection over
all the tests. Unfortunately, in JUnit 4 a method to be annotated
with @AfterClass must be static, which makes it unsuitable to release
a connection in a test case instance. Why this restriction? Any way
round it?

-- Sebastian