ajUnit - Final Step 6 (Override method execute()).

MyAjUnit6Test.java

/**
 * ajUnit - Final Step 6 (Override method execute()).
 *
 * NOW you're done! No more "ajUnit - Setup Error: ..."! You can start developing your aspect - sorry I mean your pointcut :-)
 *
 * You got an test failure (not an setup error):
 *
 *      java.lang.AssertionError: ajUnit - Pointcut test failed with 2 error(s).
 *
 *      Details:
 *
 *      - No join points selected. Possible reasons:
 *      * Method assertPointcut(JoinPointSelector) uses notYetSpecified().
 *      * You defined a join point selector which has a impossible condition.
 *
 *      - Missing none selected join points. Possible reason:
 *      * Your ajUnit universe is too small. For example: Add a new method which should not selected by your pointcut definition.
 *      at org.junit.Assert.fail(Assert.java:88)
 *      at org.failearly.ajunit.AjUnit4Test.doFail(AjUnit4Test.java:42)
 *      (...)
 */
public class MyAjUnit6Test extends AjUnit4Test {

    @Override
    public void setup(AjUnitSetup ajUnitSetup) {
        ajUnitSetup.assignAspect("com.company.project.aspects.MyAspect");
        ajUnitSetup.addTestFixtureClass(com.company.project.aspects.testfixture.MyTestFixture.class);
    }


    @Override
    public void execute() throws Exception {
        // TODO: Do your callings on your test fixture class(es).
    }

    @Override
    public void assertPointcut(JoinPointSelector joinPointSelector) {
        // TODO: Replace notYetSpecified with your join point selectors.
        joinPointSelector.notYetSpecified();
    }
}