IntegrateJunitWithVisualAge

* Just import Junit and derive your own TestCase from that of Junit. Write a main method and invoke using run (or CTRL+E in VisualAge v3 ). The main looks something like this: public static void main (String args) { junit.textui.TestRunner.run (suite()); }

* Put Junit as a Tool, so you can invoke the test using right-click and select Tools...Junit. * Use the IBM VisualAge toolkit to write a helper template to create a TestCase derivative with all the right methods, such as main. There are several ways to add Junit to your development toolset. It is a matter of usability when it comes to invoking your tests that determines the best method:

* Just import Junit and derive your own TestCase from that of Junit. Write a main method and invoke using run (or CTRL+E in VisualAge v3 ). The main looks something like this: public static void main (String args) { junit.textui.TestRunner.run (suite()); }

* Put Junit as a Tool, so you can invoke the test using right-click and select Tools...Junit. * Use the IBM VisualAge toolkit to write a helper template to create a TestCase derivative with all the right methods, such as main.

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