With 2.0.3, I have integrated JUnit by adding the following commands to "Tools | IDE Options | External Tools".
JUnit (Text) - Runs JUnit on the currently selected class in text mode, for when I want to navigate to failed tests via the output screen. JUnit (Swing) - Runs JUnit on the currently selected class in GUI mode, for when I want to see the test hierarchy. Run Main - Runs the main program of the currently selected class, because I put a "main" in my GUI testers so I can easily check to see if the screen "looks" right (I find that aesthetics cannot be automatically tested). I like the decision to integrate JUnit more closely in Pandora, but the way it currently works is more cumbersome than what already exists. If I use Pandora's JUnit integration, I have to choose between text and swing mode, instead of having both. The "File | Project Properties | JUnit" screen contains nothing but a label and a dropdown. It seems a bit silly to use up an entire screen for one dropdown. Instead put both text and swing mode on the right-click popup, as well as the "Run | JUnit Tests" screen. That way you do not need an extra screen on "File | Project Properties". _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
