What is the recommended way to integrate Hamcrest into Eclipse's JUnit?

Question

Is there a recommended way to integrate Hamcrest into the JUnit configuration in Eclipse? Currently Eclipse's JUnit comes with Hamcrest-core only. I want to edit that configuration to include Hamcrest-all. How should I do this?

Answer 1

I had problems using hamcrest-all and junit-dep - you then need jMock an easymock and ant.tasks

If you just want more matchers, add hamcrest-library (along with the junit and hamcrest core you get from Eclipse)

Shouldn't this question have the "hamcrest" tag?