The import org.junit.Test and @Test errors have been resolved—Solutions
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A friend in the fan group reported an error when he typed the code (at that time, his heart was cold for a moment, and he came to me for help, and then helped him solve it smoothly. By the way, I hope it can help more people encounter this bug. Friends who will not solve it), the error message is as follows:
When I used the spring framework to do projects recently, I found that import org.junit.Test and @Test reported errors from time to time. On the premise that the package did not import errors
Solution
The solution is as follows
Solution one:
MyEclipse right-click the project properties and select [build path] [add Libararies] interface, select JUnit import, Eclipse is the same.
Solution two:
The reason is that the package where the java file is located is the default anonymous package.
Create a new package with a name of com.XXX.XXX, and move the java file to this name and it will be ok
Solution three:
The java class for writing junit tests is called Test.java. If you must use Test.java, you can only add @ org.junit.Test to the method
Solution four:
Try not to use Test as the class name of the test class, and change it to another class name. I have encountered this problem many times, and it is because the class name is Test. After the change, no error is reported normally.
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