Migrating to PDT test framework based on Junit4

PDT Test Framework Cookbook (delta from Junit3.8)

1. No need to extend from TestCase - still you can extend from PhpTestCase to have Golden capabilities
2. use Assertclass for assert<Type> testing
3. Mark unit test as @GUITest or @HeadlessTest or @BareTest - this annotation indicates which runner to use (GUI, Headless or bare).
4. Mark test method as @Test
5. Mark as @Before methods that should be run before each test method
6. Mark as @After methods that should be run after each test method
7. Mark as @BeforeClass method that should be run before all test methods
8. Mark as @AfterClass method that should be run after all test methods
9. Add parameter (expected=<ExceptionClass.class>) to the @Test annotation
10. Add parameter (timeout=<ms>) to the @Test annotation
11. Add @Ignore to ignore the test
12. Add @Parameter to run unit test several times with different parameters.

Example

import org.junit.*;
import junit.framework.JUnit4TestAdapter;
import java.util.Vector;

public class SimpleUnitTest {
	
	String value;
	
	@Before public void setUp() {
		value="start";
	}

	@Test public void testValue() {
		Assert.assertEquals("start", value);
		value += " 1";
		Assert.assertEquals("start 1", value);
	}

	@Ignore public void testDoNothing() {
		Assert.assertTrue(true);
	}

	@Test(expected=ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException.class)
	public void testException() {
		Vector test = new Vector();
		Assert.assertEquals(0, test.elementAt(42));
	}
	
	@After public void tearDown() {
		value="";
	}

}