Re: [jdt-ui-dev] JUnit extension problem

[Philipp.Bouillon@xxxxxxxxxxx (Philipp Bouillon)]

Hi,

just wanted to say "THANK YOU!" -- you have been a great help!
By now, my dynamic analysis of tests is in a prototype state (well,
it works -- it's not yet beautiful, but it works).

--
Philipp


> Philipp Bouillon 04/03/2003 04:14 AM
> >> I am trying to extend JUnit in Eclipse to perform some analysis of
> >> the tests.
>
> Erich Gamma 04/03/2003 07:36 AM
> > You can use the org.eclipse.jdt.debug.core APIs to do dynamic
> > analysis.
>
> You might also {look at, inquire about} what the Hyades folks are
> doing, since (it sounds to me like) your interests are a proper
> subset of theirs:
>
> http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/indextools.cgi/~checkout~/hyades-home/main.html#details
> >  The Hyades project provides an open source platform for Automated
> >  Software Quality (ASQ) tools, and a range of open source reference
> >  implementations of ASQ tooling for testing, tracing and monitoring
> >  software systems.... Hyades provides a unified data model, ... and
> >  a united set of APIs and reference tools ... Tools' user interfaces
> >  are rendered through the Eclipse workbench, and share data through
> >  an OMG-defined test profile model implemented via the Eclipse
> >  Modeling Framework (EMF).
>
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