More on the weird behavior when using JUnit 3.8.x - the problem is that 
Maven (at least the b6 release that I am using) is built and ships with 
JUnit 3.7. If you build your own project with 3.7 all is well, but building 
your project with 3.8.x and running with 3.7 (even outside Maven) will 
result in an error being thrown on assertEquals().

The fix is relatively simple - don't use JUnit 3.8.x in a Maven project 
until it is released with 3.8.x ( or you could try building Maven from 
scratch using 3.8.x)

Robert


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