Java Continuous Testing - plugin detail
For Continuous Testing of java programs.
| Plugin owner: |
devakanth |
| Website: |
http://developersperspective.com/?p=113 |
| Added: |
2011-12-06 |
| License: |
Free |
| Category: |
Testing |
| Downloaded: |
577 times |
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| 2011-12-07 17:24:53 | devakanth | Plugin edited, id:41041, pubid:41041 | | 2011-12-07 17:24:53 | devakanth | Plugin edit initiated | | 2011-12-07 17:19:29 | devakanth | Plugin edited, id:41041, pubid:41041 | | 2011-12-07 17:19:29 | devakanth | Plugin edit initiated | | 2011-12-07 17:17:56 | devakanth | Plugin edited, id:41041, pubid:41041 | | 2011-12-07 17:17:56 | devakanth | Plugin edit initiated | | 2011-12-07 10:53:00 | jkovalsky | Plugin published | | 2011-12-06 12:33:53 | devakanth | Plugin saved with .nbm/zip file; id: 41041 |
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Download size: 0.07 MB
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Last Update: 2011-12-07
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What's new in this version
1. Results of unit tests appear on status bar in the form of a progress bar.
2. Feature to test single class (current file being edited) or its dependencies. The dependency depth can be set.
3. Progress bar on status bar can be changed to labels or boxes.
Verifications for NetBeans versions
Plugin is not subject to any verification
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Download size: 0.07 MB
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Last Update: 2011-12-07
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What's new in this version
1. Results of unit tests appear on status bar in the form of a progress bar.
2. Feature to test single class (current file being edited) or its dependencies. The dependency depth can be set.
3. Progress bar on status bar can be changed to labels or boxes.
Verifications for NetBeans versions
Plugin is not subject to any verification
Introduction
The Continuous Testing Plugin is for java projects on the Netbeans IDE . It detects when a java file is saved and runs its unit test automatically. Ideally speaking, everytime a modification is done to a program, the developer should test the file by running its unit test. This plugin does the same automatically.
The plugin is tested for java programs and where the unit tests are already written using junit framework. The project should have "compile-on-save" option selected.
The Tools->Options->Miscellaneous->Continuous Testing allows the programmer to enable/disable this feature. Please restart the IDE when you enable it for the first time.
Written by S. Devakanth Naidu (devakanth@rediffmail.com)
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User Comments
Free
The plugin is free to use and distribute. I have not hosted the source code in any site.
If you would like to have any new feature then you can place your request here. I'll build that feature.
Posted by devakanth on Dec 16, 2011
Thanks
Thanks for this plugin! Is the source available any where?
Posted by webdevwilson on Dec 15, 2011
Thanks.
Thank you for the encouragement and glad that you find the plugin useful.
Try using the "Testing Method as Local" and the progress bar (or label/box) should be updated.
Maybe the status bar UI controls (progress bar, labels or box) should not be displayed when the testing method is "JUnit". I will think about it and do accordingly.
Thanks.
Posted by devakanth on Dec 07, 2011
Good idea !
Hi,
very good idea ! I've always wished a single button to launch Build & Tests. Your plugin does the same thing automatically.
Thx a lot for your plugin :)
Works well on NetBeans 7.0.1 and the Latest Dev Build.
A little bug : the Progress Bar (or "Labels" or "Box") is not updated.
I've tested with a Java SE 5 Library project, and saved two files. My two JUnit tests are executed, but the progress bar still indicates "Success: 0, Fail: 0".
In the plugin Options panel, I've chosen "Testing Method : JUnit".
On NetBeans 7.0.1, WinXP SP3 x86_32, JDK6u29 and JDK7u01.
Posted by ent38 on Dec 07, 2011