This section describes how to edit your JUnit test suite.
You must have created a JUnit test suite.
- In the Navigator double-click the test suite
entry to open the JUnit Test Suite Definition dialog
box as shown below. The test suite opens in the Overview tab with the three
edit areas (General Information, Source
Information, and Test Methods) expanded.

- The General Information area displays the
test suite's name, an optional description, test type, and name of the file
containing the test suite. You can edit information appearing in boxes.
- The Source Information area displays the
name of the Java package that contains the test suite's executable Java code,
and the name of the Java class that implements the test suite. You can relocate
the code to a different package by clicking Browse under
the Package Name box.
- The Test Methods area lists the individual
tests that make up the test suite. Click one of the test methods or More to
display the Test Methods view, as shown below.

To change the name or description of a test method, select
the method and enter new text in the Name or Description boxes.
Use the Add and Remove buttons
to add test methods and to remove existing methods. Use the Up and Down buttons
to change the order of methods. Note that this does not change the order in
which the test methods are executed. Use the Behaviors tab
to control the execution order.
- Click the Behaviors tab to display the Behaviors
view, as shown below.

Behaviors
let you control the order in which test methods are run; you do this by specifying
invocations and loops. For example, in the figure shown above, test
1 and test 2 run inside Loop
1. Use the Number of Iterations box to
specify how many times to execute the loop. With Synchronous checked
and more than one iteration specified, the loop iterations execute in sequence.
With Synchronous unchecked and more than one iteration
specified, the loop iterations execute simultaneously.
- Use the Up and Down buttons
to change the order of invocations and loops. Use the Add and Remove buttons
to add and remove loops and invocations. After you create a loop you can add
an invocation to it by right-clicking the loop and selecting Add. The Test Invocation dialog
box, shown below, appears.

The
top pane lists test methods in the test suite. The bottom pane lets you navigate
to test methods in other test suites in your workspace. You can nest loops
and create invocations that are outside of any loop.
- When you are finished editing the test suite definition, click
the X in the tab to close the definition.