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JUnit not launching after callisto update [message #235291]

Tue, 29 August 2006 09:53

Eclipse User

Hi,

I just noticed that after installing the callisto release, I am no longer
able to run or debug a JUnit testcase. I don't get any errors in either
the console or the .log file in my .metadata directory. The testcase
context menu is correct - the source file has the Run as JUnit test and
Debug as JUnit test in the menu but the keystroke seems to be ignored or
tossed in the bit-bucket.

I have created a project with just a helloworld type of program, then had
Eclipse create the testcase for me just me verify it wasn't my existing
projects.

Any suggestions on where to look next???

Re: JUnit not launching after callisto update [message #235301 is a reply to message #235291]

Tue, 29 August 2006 10:21

Eclipse User

Some additional information - this seems to be related to one of the
workspaces that I am using. I created a new (clean) workspace, then
created the helloworld type program and testcase. In that workspace I can
run/debug the testcase.

Is there any way to verify/check the workspace? Otherwise I guess I have
to rebuild my workspace with all my work projects which I am hoping to not
have to do.

Re: JUnit not launching after callisto update [message #235322 is a reply to message #235301]

Tue, 29 August 2006 10:36

Eclipse User

Mike Miller wrote:
> Some additional information - this seems to be related to one of the
> workspaces that I am using. I created a new (clean) workspace, then
> created the helloworld type program and testcase. In that workspace I
> can run/debug the testcase.
> Is there any way to verify/check the workspace? Otherwise I guess I
> have to rebuild my workspace with all my work projects which I am hoping
> to not have to do.
>

You can create a new workspace and the use File>Import...>Existing
projects into workspace ... you can copy them into the new workspace
(thus if it doesn't work, you haven't damaged your current workspace).

Later,
PW

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