[Db-derby Wiki] Update of "DerbyJUnitTesting" by BryanPendleton

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Add info about junit-single target

  The top-level build.xml file in the trunk codeline contains targets for running JUnit tests.
  
  || '''Target''' || '''Action''' ||
+ || `junit-single` || Run a single test suite, specified by -Dderby.junit.testclass ||
  || `junit-clean` || Remove all the `junitYYYYMMDD_hhss` output folders from previous test runs ||
  || `junit-all` || Run all the JUnit tests. Runs the same set of tests as `suites.All` though it is broken down into per-package `_Suite` runs (thus the results may be different in some environments, especially when it comes to memory usage). May also run additional tests that require special setup or need to run in their own JVM such as the tests for checking the auto-loading of JDBC drivers. The report output is the XML format for ant's junit task. ||
  || `junitreport` || Run `junit-all` and produce an HTML report in the output folder ||
@@ -168, +169 @@

  
  The output folder is created in the current directory with the name `junitYYYYMMDD_hhss`, e.g. `junit_20070112_0813`.
  The generated report can be viewed by opening the `index.html` file (located in the output folder) in a web browser.
+ 
+ ==== Running a single JUnit test suite using ant in a code line ====
+ 
+ Here's an example to run a single test suite:
+ {{{
+ ant -Dderby.junit.testclass=org.apache.derbyTesting.functionTests.tests.lang.TriggerWhenClauseTest junit-single
+ }}}
  
  === Running tests using Eclipse ===