Doug Davis typed the following on 06:56 AM 2/11/2001 -0500
>From the junit.org website:
> JUnit is a regression testing framework written by Erich
> Gamma and Kent Beck. It is used by the developer who
> implements unit tests in Java.
>
>But from by quick glances at JUnit what struck me was that
>it seems like a test tool for the "Java Developer" not
>a "Tester". I could be wrong, but it appears that you have
>to write Java code in order to create new testcases. That
>might be a fine way to go, but I prefer to have something
>a non-programmer could use. I wrote my test tool with the
>premise that it would be used by a testing department which
>may or may not have any programming skills, and by keeping
>it nontechnical (or as much as possible) it can be used
>by a wider range of people - including developers.
Maybe you could write a non-programming abstraction layer
for JUnit: something which takes XML input (which can be
generated by a GUI if you want to get really fancy), and
generates JUnit test code. I guess it's moot if you've already
gone and written your own tool from the ground up.
Kief
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