Is there a way to launch methods written in Java from Eclipse without having to write all the driver code for it? I would like some effecient way of just right clicking a method, populating it with params and feeding it a debugger.
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Is there a way to launch methods written in Java from Eclipse without having to write all the driver code for it? I would like some effecient way of just right clicking a method, populating it with params and feeding it a debugger.
The closest I can think of is the “scrap page” in eclipse. Don’t think you can debug though.
If I were you, I’d use moreUnit plugin + JUnit (+ preferably maven). That way, you can not only write some tests quickly, but they will be organized so that you can have a nice unit test battery afterwards…