Re: How to add JUnit testing to an existing project in eclipse.

[objectuser]

I might be missing the essential point, but can't you just create another 
Java project for your tests, add the JUnit library, add your main project to 
it's build path, and then go about writing tests?

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How to add JUnit testing to an existing project in eclipse.

[Bob]

When you create a new GWT web project in eclipse, and generate starting code 
automatically, it does not generate JUnit testing code to be able to add 
test cases.  How do you add this?

I have been trying to get this done with webAppCreator, but always get 
permission denied.

Any ideas?

thanks
bob

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