| How junit test runner and console works in 2 JVMs [message #212831] |
Thu, 18 August 2005 08:54  |
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Originally posted by: joseph_gamal.hotmail.com
Hi all
when we run junit test runner in eclipse , it creates a new java virtual
machine , but it send its testing results to the junit test runner in
eclipse in the original JVM. How do they do so ??
Also the same for the console , how the System.out of the second JVM is
reported in the original JVM
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| Re: How junit test runner and console works in 2 JVMs [message #213008 is a reply to message #212837] |
Sun, 21 August 2005 02:42  |
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Originally posted by: joseph_gamal.hotmail.com
Thanks Markus
What about the console ? using sockets also?
I have another question , I sent it before to the newsgroup , but no one
answered , I hope you can help me in this issue also , it's also about junit
runner:
I want to make a specific task with junit plugin test , but i don't know how
to do it.All what i want to do , is to launch the workbench , and then
interact with
a view i have , and then press a button somewhere (in my view , or may be in
eclipse junit runner view) , and at this point of time junit plugin test
should start running the test suite i have. Is this possible ?
I did the previous task using swing junit runner , but I don't know how to
do this with eclipse runner , or may be there is a better solution.
Here's what i did with swing junit runner:
In the run method of an action I have, I wrote the following code the
following code:
String[] args = { "-noloading", "com.abc.mySuiteClass"};
junit.swingui.TestRunner runner = new junit.swingui.TestRunner();
runner.start(args);
so , when i selected this action , the swing test runner
dialog is launched , and the test suite is tested.
Thanks
Joseph
"Markus Keller" <markus_keller@ch.ibm.com> wrote in message
news:de24b7$au4$1@news.eclipse.org...
> Joseph Khalil wrote:
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> > Hi all
> > when we run junit test runner in eclipse , it creates a new java virtual
> > machine , but it send its testing results to the junit test runner in
> > eclipse in the original JVM. How do they do so ??
> [..]
>
> Via Sockets.
> See RemoteTestRunner in plugin org.eclipse.jdt.junit.runtime
> and RemoteTestRunnerClient in org.eclipse.jdt.junit
>
> Markus
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