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How to call a JUnit TestSuite?

Hi all,

We are trying to get JUnit tests to run. Normally we create a class with main() and call the suite() method which we run all tests with. Is there any way to call this from the junit task, or do I have to run all the individual tests in the junit task?

Thanks.
 

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Re: How to call a JUnit TestSuite?

Posted by Swaminathan Gurumoorthy <sw...@yahoo.com>.
You can use something like this...it creates a neat html report after running all tests. Replace <test> tag in <junit> task with your own test name ********************************* <project name="projectname" default="main" basedir=".">
<property name="reportdir"          value="${basedir}/reports"/>
 <target name="init">
   <tstamp prefix="build"/>
   <echo>Build starts at ${build.DSTAMP}-${build.TSTAMP}</echo>
  </target>     <target name="unittest" depends="init">
       <junit printsummary="yes" haltonfailure="no">
         <classpath refid="project.class.path"/>
         <test name="com.company.unittest.AllTests" haltonfailure="no" outfile="result">
      <formatter type="xml"/>
    </test>       
       </junit>
       
       <mkdir dir="${reportdir}/report-${build.DSTAMP}-${build.TSTAMP}"/>
       
       <junitreport todir="${reportdir}/report-${build.DSTAMP}-${build.TSTAMP}">
    <fileset dir="${basedir}" includes="result.xml"/>
    <report format="frames" todir="${reportdir}/report-${build.DSTAMP}-${build.TSTAMP}"/>
  </junitreport>
      </target>
    
  
  </project>

"Duffey, Kevin" <KD...@marketron.com> wrote:Hi all,

We are trying to get JUnit tests to run. Normally we create a class with main() and call the suite() method which we run all tests with. Is there any way to call this from the junit task, or do I have to run all the individual tests in the junit task?

Thanks.


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