| Updating existing JUnit TestCases [message #48615] |
Wed, 04 June 2003 09:13 |
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Originally posted by: delworthy.unveil.com
I am making the transition from NetBeans to Eclipse for Java development.
In netbeans, I can select a Java source file and use a command which
creates a JUnit test case from it, with skeletons for each method.
Something similar exists in Eclipse, but there is one difference. NetBeans
does this: suppose I already have a unit test FooTest for a class Foo, and
I add a new method doIt() to Foo. In NetBeans, I can recreate FooTest,
leaving any existing methods intact, and adding a skeleton version of
testDoIt. I have not been able to do this in Eclipse - it seems you can
only create the whole FooTest from scratch. Am I right? Is there a way to
get the same functionality in Eclipse that I can get in NetBeans?
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