I have a class A and a class B which extends class A
class A{
protected String x = "";
Method (){
x = "val";
}
}
class B extends A{
// Uses x in a method
}
If I write Junit test case for a method in class B, I get value of x as an empty string "" as set while declaration. Is there a way to set the value for x to "val" while testing class B method?
Given the new scope of the question, you should be able to set x by creating an object of type B (bObject) then calling Method() from A.
B bObject = new B();
bObject.Method();
This would set X given the methodology you show in your question. You could also say
B bObject = new B();
bObject.setX(str);
Where str represents whatever you want x to be for your test case. This assumes you have x set up with a getter and setter in A, which is generally best practice.