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  • Automatic jUnit testing?

    Anybody familiar with a package that allows us to quickly drop in jUnit tests, have them run automatically and send out reports?

    Thanks,
    Thien
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    I've never seen a package that automagically adds unit test, and I think you won't find any. Unit tests are mostly application specific.
    Last edited by KeiFront; 15 September 2006, 08:35.
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    • #3
      Yeah the tests would be application specific, but we have several hundred tests and no one wants to write a script to launch each one. We have an in-house app that does a basic discovery of jUnit test classes and jars, but we were hoping to find a more thorough open-source package.
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