public void testExampleKeystorePath(){
  assertNotNull("Example keystore is null, meaning that something has changed in the " + "structure of the example configs and/or ExternalPaths.java - " + "SSL randomization is broken",SSLTestConfig.TEST_KEYSTORE);
}

public void testExampleKeystorePath ( ) { assertNotNull ( "Example keystore is null, meaning that something has changed in the " + "structure of the example configs and/or ExternalPaths.java - " + "SSL randomization is broken" , SSLTestConfig . TEST_KEYSTORE ) ; }
a trivial test that verifies the example keystore used for ssl testing can be found using the base class . this helps future - proof against the possibility of something moving / breaking the keystore path in a way that results in the ssl randomization logic being forced to silently never use ssl . ( we can ' t enforce this type of check in the base class because then it would not be usable by client code depending on the test framework
