The 4.x way is to use JDK (>=5) annotation, but if you for some reason have to use the JDK 1.4 you have two solutions. The one I prefer is to use junit 3.8.x but if you cannot tolerate the missing of JUnit 4.x in the attached PDF you’ll find the standard 4.x way (with annotation) and a workaround for using the old JUnit TestSuite syntax.

by /home/edivad.

At Gioorgi.com we do not see the point of using Annotations, anyway, this is JDK 5 babies.
So, thank you edivad for your help on finding a way to run junit3 tests on junit4!

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