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JUnit @AutoClose Annotation with Examples

JUnit @AutoClose automatically close resources that implement AutoCloseable after each test, without requiring explicit cleanup code. If any exception occurs during closing the resource, the exception is suppressed.

Setting Up JUnit with Spring Boot Test

Whether you are building REST APIs, service-layer logic, or data-access layers, Spring Boot offers first-class support for JUnit and provides convenient annotations and utilities for writing clean, maintainable tests.

JUnit 6 Nullability: @Nullable, @NotNull & @NullMarked

With the release of JUnit 6.0.0, the maintainers adopted JSpecify nullability annotations across all JUnit modules. It means that method parameters, return types, and other API elements in JUnit are now annotated to explicitly declare whether they accept or return null.

JUnit 6 Gradle Dependency

Learn how to configure JUnit 6 with Gradle. This tutorial discusses the artifacts we need, how to set up our build.gradle, and how to execute the tests.

JUnit 6 Maven Dependency

Learn to configure JUnit 6 maven dependencies by including the mandatory junit-jupiter-engine along with optionals such as the API, params, and platform components.

JUnit 6 Tutorial with Examples

JUnit 6 is a modern, polished evolution of JUnit 5 that embraces Java 17+, improves extension handling, enhances performance, and adds new features like nullability annotations and native Kotlin coroutine support.

Test Spring Security Auth with JUnit

Learn to test Spring security authentication using JUnit testcase using InMemoryDaoImpl. Also learn to build fully populated authentication object programmatically and then use it in application. SecurityContextHolder Spring security is based on security context, which is kind of static in nature. This essentially means that your do not need to …

JUnit JUnitCore Example

In any application, which is being built incrementally, often it is desired that we should be able to run only certain tests whenever a new feature is introduced. This can be achieved using JUnitCore class of JUnit framework. JUnitCore is an inbuilt class in JUnit package and it is based on facade …

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