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I’m using Netbeans 6.8 and the finest-grained way to run my JUnit tests from the IDE appears to be to right-click a class under Test Packages and click Test File
In Eclipse it’s possible to narrow the scope to testing an individual method in a given test harness. How do I test only one individual test out of a harness in Netbeans?
UPDATE: NetBeans supports this (e.g. see NetBeans 6.8). Just right click the passed or failed test and then click ‘Run Again’ or ‘Debug’. Or right click in the editor and click Run/Debug focused test.
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To my knowledge this is not possible. And maybe the NetBeans-guys had in mind that always all tests should pass for one unit. I know that tools should not limit the developers, but If one method takes too long – maybe you should consider a separate integration test?
Also take a look at this post. (BTW: in maven projects running tests of a unit is possible …)