This is actually JUnit functionality. The main problem is when you are
comparing 2 strings it is often hard to see where the difference is,
especially in an assertion message. So the junit guys (tried to) solve
this by only showing the different parts of the strings. In your case,
HOME and HOME
Try running it from your development editor and not from a command line and
see what happens..
I run all of the unit tests via the eclipse junit plug-in with very good
success..
It looks like something is truncating the expected / actual values.
HTH
Nick Neuberger
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