Examples of TestListener

com.google.jstestdriver.hooks.TestListener
Receives test results during the test run. @author jeremiele@google.com (Jeremie Lenfant-Engelmann)
com.sun.jini.test.impl.mercury.TestListener
junit.framework.TestListener
A Listener for test progress
org.apache.aries.blueprint.proxy.AbstractProxyTest.TestListener
org.apache.felix.cm.integration.helper.TestListener
org.apache.jmeter.testelement.TestListener
TestListener interface is used for methods that are called at different stages of each test.
org.gradle.api.tasks.testing.TestListener
Interface for listening to test execution. The intent is to be framework agnostic. Currently this interface can support feedback from JUnit and TestNG tests.
org.h2.test.db.TestListener
Tests the DatabaseEventListener.
org.jboss.test.kernel.event.support.TestListener
A test listener. @author Adrian Brock @version $Revision: 1.2 $
org.jtester.module.TestListener
Listener for test events. The events must follow following ordering:
- [jTester] setupClass - TestClass1
- [Test] testBeforeClass - TestClass1 (not for JUnit3)
- [jTester] setupMethod - TestClass1
- [Test] testSetUp - TestClass1
- [jTester] beforeMethodRunning - TestClass1 - test1
- [Test] testMethod - TestClass1 - test1
- [jTester] afterMethodRunned - TestClass1 - test1
- [Test] testTearDown - TestClass1
- [jTester] teardownMethod - TestClass1
- [jTester] setupMethod - TestClass1
- [Test] testSetUp - TestClass1
- [jTester] beforeMethodRunning - TestClass1 - test2
- [Test] testMethod - TestClass1 - test2
- [jTester] afterMethodRunned - TestClass1 - test2
- [Test] testTearDown - TestClass1
- [jTester] teardownMethod - TestClass1
- [Test] testAfterClass - TestClass1 (not for JUnit3)
The after methods will always when the before counterpart has run (or begun). For example if an exception occurs during the setupMethod method, the teardownMethod method will still be called.
Is implemented as an abstract class with empty methods instead of an interface, since most implementations only need to implement a small subset of the provided callback methods.
org.springframework.amqp.rabbit.log4j.TestListener
@author Jon Brisbin @author Gary Russell
org.springframework.context.TestListener
Listener that maintains a global count of events. @author Rod Johnson @since January 21, 2001

Examples of org.gradle.api.tasks.testing.TestListener

        test.setIncludes(WrapUtil.toSet(String.format("**/%s*.class", singleTest)));
        failIfNoTestIsExecuted(test, singleTest);
    }


    private void failIfNoTestIsExecuted(Test test, final String pattern) {
        test.addTestListener(new TestListener() {
            public void beforeSuite(TestDescriptor suite) {
                // do nothing
            }


            public void afterSuite(TestDescriptor suite, TestResult result) {

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Examples of org.h2.test.db.TestListener

        new TestFunctions().runTest(this);
        new TestInit().runTest(this);
        new TestIndex().runTest(this);
        new TestLargeBlob().runTest(this);
        new TestLinkedTable().runTest(this);
        new TestListener().runTest(this);
        new TestLob().runTest(this);
        new TestMemoryUsage().runTest(this);
        new TestMultiConn().runTest(this);
        new TestMultiDimension().runTest(this);
        new TestMultiThread().runTest(this);

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Examples of org.jboss.test.kernel.event.support.TestListener

      KernelRegistry registry = kernel.getRegistry();
      KernelEventManager eventManager = kernel.getEventManager();
      TestEmitter emitter = new TestEmitter();
      KernelRegistryEntry entry = makeEntry(emitter);
      registry.registerEntry("Emitter", entry);
      TestListener listener = new TestListener();
      eventManager.registerListener("Emitter", listener, null, null);
      emitter.testFire("testtype", null);
      ArrayList expected = new ArrayList();
      expected.add(EventTestCaseSupport.makeExpected(emitter, "testtype", 0, null, null));
      EventTestCaseSupport.check(listener, expected);

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Examples of org.jboss.test.kernel.event.support.TestListener

      KernelRegistry registry = kernel.getRegistry();
      KernelEventManager eventManager = kernel.getEventManager();
      TestEmitter emitter = new TestEmitter();
      KernelRegistryEntry entry = makeEntry(emitter);
      registry.registerEntry("Emitter", entry);
      TestListener listener = new TestListener();
      eventManager.registerListener("Emitter", listener, null, null);
      emitter.testFire("testtype", null);
      emitter.testFire("testtype", null);
      ArrayList expected = new ArrayList();
      expected.add(EventTestCaseSupport.makeExpected(emitter, "testtype", 0, null, null));

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Examples of org.jboss.test.kernel.event.support.TestListener

      KernelRegistry registry = kernel.getRegistry();
      KernelEventManager eventManager = kernel.getEventManager();
      TestEmitter emitter = new TestEmitter();
      KernelRegistryEntry entry = makeEntry(emitter);
      registry.registerEntry("Emitter", entry);
      TestListener listener = new TestListener();
      TestFilter filter = new TestFilter();
      eventManager.registerListener("Emitter", listener, filter, null);
      emitter.testFire("testtype", null);
      filter.fireEvent = false;
      emitter.testFire("testtype", null);

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Examples of org.jboss.test.kernel.event.support.TestListener

      KernelRegistry registry = kernel.getRegistry();
      KernelEventManager eventManager = kernel.getEventManager();
      TestEmitter emitter = new TestEmitter();
      KernelRegistryEntry entry = makeEntry(emitter);
      registry.registerEntry("Emitter", entry);
      TestListener listener = new TestListener();
      TestFilter filter = new TestFilter();
      Object handback = new Object();
      eventManager.registerListener("Emitter", listener, filter, handback);
      emitter.testFire("testtype", null);
      ArrayList expected = new ArrayList();

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Examples of org.jboss.test.kernel.event.support.TestListener


   public void testDoesNotExist() throws Throwable
   {
      Kernel kernel = bootstrap();
      KernelEventManager eventManager = kernel.getEventManager();
      TestListener listener = new TestListener();
      try
      {
         eventManager.registerListener("doesnotexist", listener, null, null);
         fail("Should not be here");
      }

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Examples of org.jboss.test.kernel.event.support.TestListener

      KernelRegistry registry = kernel.getRegistry();
      KernelEventManager eventManager = kernel.getEventManager();
      Object notAnEmitter = new Object();
      KernelRegistryEntry entry = makeEntry(notAnEmitter);
      registry.registerEntry("notanemitter", entry);
      TestListener listener = new TestListener();
      try
      {
         eventManager.registerListener("notanemitter", listener, null, null);
         fail("Should not be here");
      }

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Examples of org.jboss.test.kernel.event.support.TestListener

   }


   public void testSimpleFireEvent() throws Throwable
   {
      TestEmitter emitter = new TestEmitter();
      TestListener listener = new TestListener();
      emitter.registerListener(listener, null, null);
      emitter.testFire("testtype", null);
      ArrayList expected = new ArrayList();
      expected.add(EventTestCaseSupport.makeExpected(emitter, "testtype", 0, null, null));
      EventTestCaseSupport.check(listener, expected);

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Examples of org.jboss.test.kernel.event.support.TestListener

   }


   public void testDoubleFireEvent() throws Throwable
   {
      TestEmitter emitter = new TestEmitter();
      TestListener listener = new TestListener();
      emitter.registerListener(listener, null, null);
      emitter.testFire("testtype", null);
      emitter.testFire("testtype", null);
      ArrayList expected = new ArrayList();
      expected.add(EventTestCaseSupport.makeExpected(emitter, "testtype", 0, null, null));

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