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Test.eclipse Link
: It is a best practice to keep your tests in a separate source folder (e.g., src/test/java ) to keep your production code clean. 2. Setting Up Your Test Project
Here is a solid write-up on how to implement and manage a test.eclipse environment. 1. Core Framework: JUnit Integration test.eclipse
: Use the Eclipse Debugger (F6 to step over) to inspect variable states line-by-line when a test fails. 4. Advanced Testing Scenarios : It is a best practice to keep
SMILA/Documentation/HowTo/Create a test bundle (plug-in) - Eclipse Wiki test.eclipse
Depending on your project, you might need more than basic unit tests:
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