Hi Thomas,
The tests runs fine through command line and there is no runtime
exception.
I am using:-
Eclipse
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eclipse-jee-galileo-SR1-win32 (Eclipse Java EE IDE for Web
Developers.Build id: 20090920-1017)
Java
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jdk1.6.0_13
OS
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Microsoft Windows XP Professional Version 2002 Service Pack3
Although the runtime exception still comes in my IDE, i was able to
use save and run options by right clicking on the tests instead
of hyper-links in test report.
Except the below trace i don't see anything useful:-
...
16:46:33.221 [main] DEBUG org.magictest.TestReporter - Writing HTML
file C:\workspaces\magictest\magictest\test-output/../magictest/org/
magictest/examples/StaticMethodsTest.act.html
FAILED: testAdd2
java.lang.RuntimeException: 0 tests run succesfully, 1 tests have
failed
at org.magictest.MagicTestTools.runOrSave(MagicTestTools.java:79)
at org.magictest.MagicTestTools.run(MagicTestTools.java:51)
... Removed 17 stack frames
FAILED: testAdd3
java.lang.RuntimeException: 0 tests run succesfully, 1 tests have
failed
at org.magictest.MagicTestTools.runOrSave(MagicTestTools.java:79)
at org.magictest.MagicTestTools.run(MagicTestTools.java:51)
... Removed 17 stack frames
FAILED: testAdd
java.lang.RuntimeException: 0 tests run succesfully, 1 tests have
failed
at org.magictest.MagicTestTools.runOrSave(MagicTestTools.java:79)
at org.magictest.MagicTestTools.run(MagicTestTools.java:51)
... Removed 17 stack frames
...
Our main project is still in java5 and it will take sometime before we
move to java6, so i would definitely be interested if a java5 version
of magictest is available.
Thanks,
Arun