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I got this testcase

@Test
void writeDebug() 
 Container container = new Container("someString", "someOtherString",
 new Debug("this is a debug test"));
 container.createContainer(container, "test/testDebugContainer");

When I run the two lines within my mainmethodor as a JUnitTest, a .json is created. But when I run it as a JUnitTest, then there is also an empty file created in my $WORKING_DIR, by the name of .attach_pid . I wonder why that is.

The used IDE is IntelliJ IDEA.

I already checked, that when I comment out all test successively, they all create this file. The int-value varies. It is not produced when the only testcase is something simple as System.out.print("test");

This is the method that created the .json-file:

public void createContainer(Container container, String filename) 

 Gson gson = new GsonBuilder().serializeNulls().create();
 String json = gson.toJson(container);

 try 
 FileWriter writer = new FileWriter("json/"+filename+".json");
 writer.write(json);
 writer.flush();
 writer.close();
 catch (IOException e) 
 e.printStackTrace();
 

Additionally, if the code is up anyway, I like to hear enhancements for it, too.

java json junit gson

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$begingroup$

I got this testcase

@Test
void writeDebug() 
 Container container = new Container("someString", "someOtherString",
 new Debug("this is a debug test"));
 container.createContainer(container, "test/testDebugContainer");

When I run the two lines within my mainmethodor as a JUnitTest, a .json is created. But when I run it as a JUnitTest, then there is also an empty file created in my $WORKING_DIR, by the name of .attach_pid . I wonder why that is.

The used IDE is IntelliJ IDEA.

I already checked, that when I comment out all test successively, they all create this file. The int-value varies. It is not produced when the only testcase is something simple as System.out.print("test");

This is the method that created the .json-file:

public void createContainer(Container container, String filename) 

 Gson gson = new GsonBuilder().serializeNulls().create();
 String json = gson.toJson(container);

 try 
 FileWriter writer = new FileWriter("json/"+filename+".json");
 writer.write(json);
 writer.flush();
 writer.close();
 catch (IOException e) 
 e.printStackTrace();
 

Additionally, if the code is up anyway, I like to hear enhancements for it, too.

java json junit gson

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asked 9 mins ago

Melissa LoosMelissa Loos

366

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add a comment | 

$begingroup$

I got this testcase

@Test
void writeDebug() 
 Container container = new Container("someString", "someOtherString",
 new Debug("this is a debug test"));
 container.createContainer(container, "test/testDebugContainer");

When I run the two lines within my mainmethodor as a JUnitTest, a .json is created. But when I run it as a JUnitTest, then there is also an empty file created in my $WORKING_DIR, by the name of .attach_pid . I wonder why that is.

The used IDE is IntelliJ IDEA.

I already checked, that when I comment out all test successively, they all create this file. The int-value varies. It is not produced when the only testcase is something simple as System.out.print("test");

This is the method that created the .json-file:

public void createContainer(Container container, String filename) 

 Gson gson = new GsonBuilder().serializeNulls().create();
 String json = gson.toJson(container);

 try 
 FileWriter writer = new FileWriter("json/"+filename+".json");
 writer.write(json);
 writer.flush();
 writer.close();
 catch (IOException e) 
 e.printStackTrace();
 

Additionally, if the code is up anyway, I like to hear enhancements for it, too.

java json junit gson

share

asked 9 mins ago

Melissa LoosMelissa Loos

366

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@Test
void writeDebug() 
 Container container = new Container("someString", "someOtherString",
 new Debug("this is a debug test"));
 container.createContainer(container, "test/testDebugContainer");

public void createContainer(Container container, String filename) 

 Gson gson = new GsonBuilder().serializeNulls().create();
 String json = gson.toJson(container);

 try 
 FileWriter writer = new FileWriter("json/"+filename+".json");
 writer.write(json);
 writer.flush();
 writer.close();
 catch (IOException e) 
 e.printStackTrace();
 

share

asked 9 mins ago

Melissa LoosMelissa Loos

366

share

asked 9 mins ago

Melissa LoosMelissa Loos

366

asked 9 mins ago

Melissa LoosMelissa Loos

366

asked 9 mins ago

Melissa LoosMelissa Loos

366