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getting the CLI equivalent for JUnit [message #718612]

Wed, 24 August 2011 16:32

Eclipse User

Hi *.
I have a Groovy (Java) project in Eclipse running under JUnit4. The project has a whole bunch of other dependencies. Everything (run everything, run individual test, debug, etc.) works fine from Eclipse.
Is there a way to get Eclipse to tell me: "How would I get the equivalent of the last run from the command line?" Something that I can copy-paste into a script, which can be subsequently run from a scheduled task / cron. I hope this question makes sense.
TIA for any advice.

Re: getting the CLI equivalent for JUnit [message #718622 is a reply to message #718612]

Wed, 24 August 2011 17:30

Eclipse User

After launching a test, open the Debug perspective. There will be an entry in the Debug view for the launched process. Right click on the process and open Properties. This will show the command line used to run the test.

Re: getting the CLI equivalent for JUnit [message #718867 is a reply to message #718622]

Thu, 25 August 2011 10:24

Eclipse User

That is exactly what I needed. Thank You. Smile

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