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Asked: 2026-05-10T19:12:05+00:00

I’ve recently been lifted out of the .Net world into the Java world and

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I’ve recently been lifted out of the .Net world into the Java world and I miss my unit tests.

Using Visual Studio I used NUnit and TestDriven.net to run my unit tests.

What is a comparable system for Java Using Eclipse?

I’m looking specifically for the plugins that will get me going, or a guide on how to do it.

I’m aware that JUnit is what NUnit was initially based on, but I want to know the best way to integrate it into Eclipse as there seem to be a few plugins that do this and I don’t have the time to play around with them all.

UPDATE

Okay I didn’t know that JUnit was built into the IDE. Are there any plugins that make using JUnit any easier?

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  1. Using JUnit with eclipse is actually very easy. Just go to File->New… and select JUnit Test Case. Eclipse will handle adding the JUnit library and all of the imports.

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