After running JUnit tests in eclipse, I can export the result in XML format. How can I get that xml file using JUnit command line?

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I have Java unit tests which I run using JUnit plugin in Eclipse. After all tests are completed in eclipse, I can export the result in .xml format which I use it to upload the results in test result tracking tool.

Now I am running same tests in AIX system where I am using command line to run JUnit tests.

My command is

java org.junit.runner.JUnitCore com.rsa.qa.sae.test.testClassName

Now I want to get results of these tests in a similar XML file.

How can I get it?

From Eclipse, I get output in .xml format. It exports the file. I want in similar way from command prompt. — user358591, Jan 10 '13 at 15:34
thats what I asked, if you are getting output in console, you can redirect it to file easily. — Pankaj, Jan 10 '13 at 21:38

score 3 · Answer 1 · edited May 23 '17 at 12:32

The base JUnit library doesn't produce reports. Various libraries that run JUnit do (Ant, Eclipse, etc etc).

If you can't/won't use those tools, then you need to generate the report yourself by implementing a RunListener, and creating your own main method that registers it with JUnitCore. Using that you can generate the XML in whatever form you'd like.

After running JUnit tests in eclipse, I can export the result in XML format. How can I get that xml file using JUnit command line?

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