Hello,

This is my test:

			

			
				

				/**
				

				package com.ml.common.utils.test;
				

				

				import static org.junit.Assert.*;
				

				

				import java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException;
				

				import java.util.List;
				

				import java.util.Map;
				

				

				import org.junit.After;
				

				import org.junit.AfterClass;
				

				import org.junit.Before;
				

				import org.junit.BeforeClass;
				

				import org.junit.Test;
				

				

				import com.ml.common.utils.MLBeanUtils;
				

				

				/**
				

				* @author maximv
				

				*
				

				*/
				

				public class TestMLBeanUtils {
				

				

				public class SimpleBean {
				

				int number = 5;
				

				String string = "Hello World";
				

				

				public int getNumber() {
				

				return number;
				

				}
				

				public void setNumber(int number) {
				

				this.number = number;
				

				}
				

				public String getString() {
				

				return string;
				

				}
				

				public void setString(String string) {
				

				this.string = string;
				

				}
				

				}
				

				

				SimpleBean bean;
				

				

				/**
				

				* @throws java.lang.Exception
				

				*/
				

				@Before
				

				public void setUp() throws Exception {
				

				bean = new SimpleBean();
				

				}
				

				

				/**
				

				* Test method for {@link com.ml.common.utils.MLBeanUtils#beanExplode(java.lang.Object)}.
				

				* @throws InvocationTargetException
				

				* @throws IllegalAccessException
				

				* @throws NoSuchMethodException
				

				*/
				

				

				@Test
				

				public void testBeanExplodeNoClassReturned()
				

				throws NoSuchMethodException, IllegalAccessException, InvocationTargetException {
				

				

				Map.Entry
				, List
				
			
			

		

I'm expecting testBeanExplodeNoClassReturned to assert and not pass the test, yet it works and finished with 0 errors.

If I uncomment the fail() on testBeanExplode then it fails with 1 error (expected).

Why isn't testBeanExplodeNoClassReturned() running ?

Thank you,

Maxim.