Hi Henrique,
I wonder if I am mis-reading the documentation on the @UnderTest annotation here:
It seems like it should be sufficient to instantiate a MockEditingContext with a @Rule annotation, and then just declare an EO with the @UnderTest annotation. Yet this code fragment tells me category is null:
public class CategoryTest {
@UnderTest
private Category category;
@Rule
public MockEditingContext ec = new MockEditingContext("Survey");
@Test
public void categoryMustHaveDescriptionAndName() {
System.out.println("CategoryTest.categoryMustHaveDescriptionAndName: category = "
+ category);
This is running inside Eclipse 3.6.2, which seems to have JUnit 4.8 built in. Is there a step I'm missing?
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