Hi, I'm in the process of finding a tool for Unittesting of java code. Can anybody tell me which one I should use?. I want both static as well as dybamic analysis testing..We are already tested Jtest..If you know any other..please let me know. Thanks, Lax..
Eric Stephens
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I highly recommend JUnit (junit.org) for unit testing. I'm very pleased with both the (open source) product and the general concept of "test-first" design and implementation. ------------------ Eric A. Stephens, SCJP Software Architect, Mentor, & Instructor ericastephens@mycingular.com
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Never used any other unit testing tools so I'm not impartial, but I'm loving JUnit at the moment. Dave.
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Hi, I'm trying to download it and work through it (Junit). But, does it cover the static as well as dynamic analysis?. I'm evaluating some tool so that we can use for testing..please let me know.. One more tool I have noticed is IQTest from classiq.com. If you have any idea about this tool. Please let me know as well. I appreciate your help.. Thanks, lax..
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Hi, I'm forgot mention one more thing. We are working in UNIX Solaris 2.6. I have noticed Junit tool. Do we need to write some code to for using Junit?. or does it generate test case and the report automatically?. Please let me know.. thanks, laxmikant
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JUnit provides a framework for unit testing your code. You will still have to write the test cases for yourself. The strength in using JUnit is that it provides a framework for you unit tests to sit in. This framework will allow you to run regression tests on your code, e.g. everynight before you go home, and then present you with a report of the errors.
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