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I had the same problem. What I did in Eclipse was this:<br />
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1) Run<br />
2) Run Configurations... <br />
3) Test tab<br />
4) Select &quot;Run all tests in the selected project, package or source folder:&quot; radio button<br />
5) Click on &quot;Search...&quot; to browse through your project to find the package/folder that all your test classes are in. Click OK when done.<br />
6) Run (will run all the tests in all the test classes).<br />
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You can even pick which version of JUnit to use in case you've got some old test stuff written with JUnit 3 and newer work in JUnit 4.
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Thanks Guys. Sounds like suite is the correct way to handle this.<br />
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LanceParkertip - In run configurations I see there is option of creating test to run all tests in a certain project or package. And it will run all but I was looking for some flexibility, so that it doesnt run just all, but run the selected multiple test. &nbsp;Sounds like suite is way to go. ... &nbsp; &nbsp;thanks for your response.
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Is there a way of running a batch of JUnit tests thru Eclipse? &nbsp; I have a number of JUnit tests (separate java classes) which I generally need to run individually. The tests are organized in separate classes to separate different categrory of tests. &nbsp;Does Eclipse offer anything so that I can configure these n number of Junit tests, or can someone suggest a script which can be fired from Eclipse which can execute all these Junit tests.
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Is there a way of running a batch of JUnit tests thru Eclipse?   I have a number of JUnit tests (separate java classes) which I generally need to run individually. The tests are organized in separate classes to separate different categrory of tests.  Does Eclipse offer anything so that I can configure these n number of Junit tests, or can someone suggest a script which can be fired from Eclipse which can execute all these Junit tests.

JUnit batch test

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