question about installation of JUnit
I have installed the rational team concert 1.0.1.1 (express-c version) server and client, is the JUnit plugin
integrated in it by default? Do I have to download the plugin and install it seperately? What about the express standard version of rational team concert? Thanks very much. :) |
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I have installed the rational team concert 1.0.1.1 (express-c version) server and client, is the JUnit plugin Hi JUnit should be there in the RTC Eclipse client. Open the Java Perspective, create a Java class, and then right-button on the class in the Package Explorer view. You should be able to go New->JUnit Test Case (it is towards the end of the list). I tried this in RTC 1.0.1.1 Standard regards anthony |
I have installed the rational team concert 1.0.1.1 (express-c version) server and client, is the JUnit plugin Hi JUnit should be there in the RTC Eclipse client. Open the Java Perspective, create a Java class, and then right-button on the class in the Package Explorer view. You should be able to go New->JUnit Test Case (it is towards the end of the list). I tried this in RTC 1.0.1.1 Standard regards anthony Whoops - my apologies. I am not really sure about this. Once I started creating a JUnit test, it asked for the junit.jar file. However, looking at the Package Explorer - it points to a place in the installation where the relevant jar's seem to be there. To be safe, download JUnit.jar and place it in a directory and point to it when prompted until someone who really knows that they are talking about replies. anthony |
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Does that mean I should download the source code of "server, client, JUnit" fnamed "com.ibm.team.foundation.feature.sdk-I20090515-1530.zip" from the link "https://jazz.net/downloads/jazz-foundation/milestones/1.0RC1"? I've download the package actually, but when I try to unzip it my unzipper prompts that the file name is too long so it cannot unzip it correctly...Anyway, I finally found a file named "org.eclipse.jdt.junit.runtime_3.3.0.v20080603-2000.jar" in the zip package, is that what we want? If so, how can I setup the package explorer to point to that file? Thanks so much...
I have installed the rational team concert 1.0.1.1 (express-c version) server and client, is the JUnit plugin Hi JUnit should be there in the RTC Eclipse client. Open the Java Perspective, create a Java class, and then right-button on the class in the Package Explorer view. You should be able to go New->JUnit Test Case (it is towards the end of the list). I tried this in RTC 1.0.1.1 Standard regards anthony Whoops - my apologies. I am not really sure about this. Once I started creating a JUnit test, it asked for the junit.jar file. However, looking at the Package Explorer - it points to a place in the installation where the relevant jar's seem to be there. To be safe, download JUnit.jar and place it in a directory and point to it when prompted until someone who really knows that they are talking about replies. anthony |
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Any update, guys? :?
Does that mean I should download the source code of "server, client, JUnit" fnamed "com.ibm.team.foundation.feature.sdk-I20090515-1530.zip" from the link "https://jazz.net/downloads/jazz-foundation/milestones/1.0RC1"? I've download the package actually, but when I try to unzip it my unzipper prompts that the file name is too long so it cannot unzip it correctly...Anyway, I finally found a file named "org.eclipse.jdt.junit.runtime_3.3.0.v20080603-2000.jar" in the zip package, is that what we want? If so, how can I setup the package explorer to point to that file? Thanks so much... Whoops - my apologies. I am not really sure about this. Once I started creating a JUnit test, it asked for the junit.jar file. However, looking at the Package Explorer - it points to a place in the installation where the relevant jar's seem to be there. To be safe, download JUnit.jar and place it in a directory and point to it when prompted until someone who really knows that they are talking about replies. anthony |
Any update, guys? :? Hi OK - this is how I did this. I went to sourceforge and got the junit file (I actually grabbed the junit-4.6.jar file) http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=15278&package_id=12472 I placed the jar file somewhere I could find it again - c:\JUnit-4.6. Go to your Eclipse project in the package Explorer view, right button on the project and select Properties. Select the Java Build Path entry and then the Libraries tab. Add External JAR and select the JUnit jar file you downloaded earlier. Close the dialogs and you should now be able to create new JUnit tests by going to the class you want to test, right-button and go New->JUnit Test. I am sure there is another way to do this - so that this external library is always available, but this way seems to work for me. Again, perhaps someone will take pity on us both and explain a better way. Hope that helps get you started in the meantime... regards anthony |
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