OK. I'm writing a class 'MyClass' which exposes a number of public methods: 'pub1()', 'pub2()' and 'pub3()'. However, all of these methods use a protected helper method 'proHelper()'. How can I test the protected helper methods using JUnit? I don't want to put the JUnit test class in the same package as the class (I consider that bad form. The test classes should be in a mirror hierarchy to the application packages). I have a couple of ideas, the best of which is: Create the test class called 'TestMyClass' in the test hierarchy. This class contains an inner class 'pubMyClass' which is a subclass of 'MyClass'. This class overrides the protected method: public void proH   More>>

			
				

				public void proHelper() {
				

				super.proHelper();
				

				}