How do I run JUnit tests on Eclipse?

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Issues with running JUnit tests in Eclipse often stem from configuration problems. Key points to consider include ensuring that the test class is located in a designated source folder, as Eclipse requires this for proper recognition of test cases. Additionally, verifying that the JUnit library is correctly added to the project's build path is crucial. Users should also check that their test classes are public and contain methods annotated with @Test, as these are necessary for JUnit to identify and execute the tests. If problems persist, restarting Eclipse or creating a new JUnit test case can sometimes resolve underlying issues. Providing a screenshot of the project setup may help others offer more targeted assistance.
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Hi,

I'm having trouble getting JUnit tests to run with eclipse. I've looked for solutions but nothing seems to work. Whenever I try to run the file as a JUnit test, it says No JUnit tests found.

I tried including the JAR file in the project classpaths (both JUnit 4 and 3), tried both extending TestCase and not, tried restarting eclipse, tried creating new JUnit test cases, tried to run the file from the menu and from the navigator.

What else should I check for / try?
I can also screenshot my project and give more info, please help me.
Thanks.
 
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