Run JUnit Test suite from command line?

There is no way (as of 4.8) to specify categories from the command line.

I can suggest two approaches: 1. Create Ant file with junit target and then invoke this target from commend line. 2.

Implement test suite class, in it in some class with main() method. So you will be able to run it.

Using java run JUnitCore class (also see here). Categories are supposed to be used with test suites with @RunWith(Categories. Class) , @IncludeCategory and @ExcludeCategory.

I am not aware of any dynamic way to use categories to run tests but I'd like to know of such it it exists. You can have pre-defined test suites for certain categories to run them.

It's possible to create custom test runner that dynamically selects tests to run based on categories. – topchef Oct 22 '10 at 14:52 Here's one way to easily run all tests in a suite/category (without explicitly enumerating the tests): stackoverflow. Com/questions/2176570/… (Let me know if this is not what you meant.) – Jonik Jun 3 at 9:45 Yes, I am aware of this (stackoverflow.

Com/questions/3324623/…). I think what author means is running tests based on category as a parameter. – topchef Jun 3 at 15:39.

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