Constructor Detail

• OpenEjbRunner

  public OpenEjbRunner(java.lang.Class<?> testClazz)
                throws InitializationError

  Creates a new runner (called by JUnit)

  Parameters:

  testClazz -

  Throws:

  InitializationError

Method Detail

• getDelegateRunner

  protected Runner getDelegateRunner(java.lang.Class<?> testClazz)
                              throws java.lang.Throwable

  Determines, based on the test class which runner we should delegate the actual JUnit logic to.

  Parameters:

  testClazz -

  Returns:

  the delegate runner

  Throws:

  java.lang.Throwable - NFC! Not like you need to declare you're throwing an Error

• newTestContext

  public TestContext newTestContext(java.lang.reflect.Method method)

  Parameters:

  method -

  method -

  Returns:

  a new method level context

  See Also:

  newTestContext(java.lang.reflect.Method, java.lang.String)

• newTestContext

  public TestContext newTestContext(java.lang.reflect.Method method,
                                    java.lang.String roleName)

  This accepts a null method. Might make it easier to initialize new contexts from the delegate runner (which calls back here). The cohesion isn't that great but is the best I could come up with for delegating to both JUnit 3 and 4. The alternative was a context factory - though that introduced a new class and made extending it more complex as 3 classes are needed - a runner to identify the factory, a factory and a context. Either that or you need to specify the factory class in every test.

  Parameters:

  method -

  roleName - Role to execute the context in.

  Returns:

  a new method level context

• getDescription

  public Description getDescription()

• run

  public void run(RunNotifier runNotifier)

• testCount

  public int testCount()

• getTestClass

  protected java.lang.Class<?> getTestClass()

  Returns:

  the test class being run by this runner