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We have a jar that we lost the source code to. I decompiled the jar and created new source from it. I want to then verify that the source code and the old jar have the same behavior. I am writing unit tests to do the verification the problem is that they both have same namespace / class name so I do not know how to disambiguate the old jar and the new source code. What can I do or is it impossible?
You need to only have one version on the class path at once to guarantee that you are running that version of the code. Develop your unit test separate from the code so you can drop in either version.