Concordion Concordion Fixtures 2

Question 1

What Java type should a fixture method return if the spec uses concordion:assertTrue?

Accepted Answer

boolean or Boolean

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String

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int

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void

Question 2

How can a Concordion fixture expose a property value to the spec without a method call?

Accepted Answer

By declaring a public field or a getter method

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By writing a concordion:property attribute in the HTML

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By storing the value in a static class

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Fields cannot be accessed; only methods work

Question 3

What should a fixture method return when used with concordion:verifyRows?

Accepted Answer

An Iterable of result objects

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A single String

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A Map of key-value pairs

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A boolean

Question 4

How does Concordion handle a fixture method that throws an unexpected exception?

Accepted Answer

The assertion is marked as an error in the report

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The entire test suite stops

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The exception is swallowed silently

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The test is retried automatically

Question 5

Which annotation is used in JUnit 5 style Concordion fixtures instead of @RunWith?

Accepted Answer

@ExtendWith(ConcordionExtension.class)

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@ConcordionRunner

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@EnableConcordion

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@ConcordionSpec

Question 6

If a Concordion spec calls greeting(#firstName, #lastName), what must the fixture provide?

Accepted Answer

A public method named greeting with two parameters

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Two separate methods: firstName() and lastName()

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A constructor with two arguments

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A method named greeting() with no parameters