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I’m using JUnit and FEST for Swing integration testing of our app that I start and stop, multiple times in the test case. Should @after include a call to robot.cleanUp()?
The general rule is as follows: each initialization site of a FrameFixture should have a corresponding cleanup site.
Sepcifically, if your
@Beforemethod initializes a FrameFixture (as in:w = new FrameFixture<MyWindow>()where w is a field of the test class) then you should define a@Aftermethod that will release the resources viaw.cleanUp().See the sample in: http://docs.codehaus.org/display/FEST/Getting+Started.