Daniel John Debrunner wrote:
The Eclipse JUnit test runner is similar to the swing one but better.
http://open.ncsu.edu/se/tutorials/junit/
It correctly shows which tests have run (the swing test runner seems
to have bugs in it) and dynamically indicates which test is currently
running. It also shows the decorators and allows one to go to the
source file from an entry (e.g. a text fixture method) in the test
hierarchy.
I have tried using the Eclipse Junit runner that comes with Eclipse
(Version: 3.2.0 ), it is very easy to get the stack traces of all the
tests that failed during a run.
After running the test, ( Right click in the Junit window , 'copy
failure list') and then paste it into a text file and you can see all
the test failures including the stack traces etc.
Sunitha.
