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I've got a nive bridge that allows me to run JBehave tests through JUnit with deeper integration than out of the box from JBehave - my JUnit hierarchy now shows each story file and the scenarios under it so you can see which scenarios have failed. This is all working well, except that you can't double-click on a failed sceanrio in Eclipse and get it to jump to the relevant line in the story file.
The JUnit Description class is designed around tests being Java methods, but I was wondering if there was some cunning way of indicating the location to make this work (e.g. in the annotations list).
Thanks.
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Rerun Failed Tests with JUnit 4 ExampleWe need two classes, one of them is our Rule Class's RetryRule and the other is our Test Class's RetryRuleTest. In RetryRuleTest class, I will open www.swtestacademy.com and get its title and check it with the WRONG expected title.
To see the result of a JUnit test, Eclipse uses the JUnit view which shows the results of the tests. You can also select individual unit tests in this view, right-click on them and select Run to execute them again.
The steps are as below: Project > Properties > Java Build Path > Libraries. Click "Add External JARs..." button at right side --> Select your preferred JUnit jar. Click OK button.
I think most Java IDEs actually react to the message or stack trace given when a JUnit test fails. For example in IntelliJ, failure lines are highlighted and clickable so long as they have SomeFileTheIDEKnows.java:123.
Can you get a stack trace or failure message to show that when a JUnit test fails?
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