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PORunning code before and after all tests in a surefire execution
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I have a Grizzly <code>HttpServer</code> that I want to run for the entire duration of a test group execution. Additionally, I want to interact with the global HttpServer instance from a <code>@Rule</code> inside the tests themselves. Since I'm using Maven Surefire rather than using JUnit test suites, I can't use <code>@BeforeClass</code>/<code>@AfterClass</code> on the test suite itself. Right now, all I can think of is lazily initialising a static field and stopping the server from a <code>Runtime.addShutdownHook()</code> -- not nice!
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