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To run a specific JUnit test I have to add specific jars (ex. log4j.jar) to the classpath tab associated with the the ‘Run As’ -> ‘Open Run Dialog’ operation associated with each JUnit class which is very tedious. When running the same project in MyEclipse 5.5 I did not have to do this.
Is there a way to add these jars to that they will automatically be associated with the classpath of every JUnit test I execute within the IDE? Since the jars are on the project classpath I thought MyEclipse would have found the jar files.
Any pointers appreciated.
You can attach the jars to the project build path. Right Click on the project and go to > Build Path > Add Libraries > JUnit to add the JUnit libraries.
To add other jars like the log4j.jar, you can create a User Library with these jars and add them to your project build path by right clicking on the project and going to Build Path > Add Libraries > User Libraries.
