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Suppose I have a Tomcat application, with an Ant build.xml script managed by
NetBeans. The application has JUnit tests, and I can run one test suite with
<Alt+
Question 1: How can I get NetBeans to tell me what command line it ran when
I hit <>? All I see is the consular output of the script building.
Question 2: What's the command line to fire one test suite in _this_kind_ of
build.xml script? I am aware that other Ant scripts trigger their tests via
command-line properties; I need to know what _this_ one uses.
Question 3: How to trigger one test case inside a suite? I eventually want
to just run one suite and one case, automatically from a remote command.
Suppose I have a Tomcat application, with an Ant build.xml script managed by
NetBeans. The application has JUnit tests, and I can run one test suite with
<Alt+
Question 1: How can I get NetBeans to tell me what command line it ran when
I hit <>? All I see is the consular output of the script building.
Question 2: What's the command line to fire one test suite in _this_kind_ of
build.xml script? I am aware that other Ant scripts trigger their tests via
command-line properties; I need to know what _this_ one uses.
Question 3: How to trigger one test case inside a suite? I eventually want
to just run one suite and one case, automatically from a remote command.