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Does Jtest generate standard JUnit test cases?
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Yes, Jtest automatically generates standard JUnit test cases and allows you to extend/modify these test cases in the standard JUnit manner, with real Java code. Additionally, it gives you the option of adding more test cases graphically (using a graphical object editor and a graphical test case editor with data source and range value support).
Jtest can run and report coverage information for any valid JUnit test class-- including automatically-generated JUnit test cases and JUnit test cases you have created independently of Jtest. The benefits of running JUnit test cases in Jtest are:
- Jtest monitors test coverage
- Jtest uses these test cases for automated regression testing
- Jtest can detect memory leaks that occur while running these test cases
Moreover, if you have legacy JUnit test cases and you run a test that generates test cases, Jtest will attempt to create new test cases and add them to your existing JUnit tests.
Jtest can run and report coverage information for any valid JUnit test class-- including automatically-generated JUnit test cases and JUnit test cases you have created independently of Jtest. The benefits of running JUnit test cases in Jtest are:
- Jtest monitors test coverage
- Jtest uses these test cases for automated regression testing
- Jtest can detect memory leaks that occur while running these test cases
Moreover, if you have legacy JUnit test cases and you run a test that generates test cases, Jtest will attempt to create new test cases and add them to your existing JUnit tests.
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