No, I was just trying to build a Data Driven Framework using JUnit, never thought of such kind of problem might occur. Is there no way to resolve this?
And also If I use TestNG and DataProvider to supply value, then for this same scenario would it work??
[quote:lngiggqi]And also If I use TestNG and DataProvider to supply value, then for this same scenario would it work??
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it will not work.
truth be told junit is obsolete everybody uses testng.
Using TestNG my goal is being achieved....
@DataProvider is being read after NewCustomer.java executed.....
Thanks!!!
[quote="RakeshG":1yfar6vd]Using TestNG my goal is being achieved....
@DataProvider is being read after NewCustomer.java executed.....
Thanks!!![/quote:1yfar6vd]
glad to hear it.