JUnit.org Resources for Test Driven Development

This is a free eclipse plugin designed to help write code faster in spring based applications. This also has a junit generator part. One can have different junit tests for different kind of classes. Easy way to jump to junit test and jump to alternate junit test is also provided.
Please go to project homepage http://fast-code.sourceforge.net/ for more information.

XpoLog is a log analysis platform that maps application problems in testing and production, XpoLog have integration to JUnit that helps to analyze all application generated logs during unit testing. The tool help to find more problems during testing.

Find more information on the integration here XpoLog JUnit integration

XpoLog home page http://www.xpolog.com

Infinitest, the free continuous test runner for JUnit, is now available as an Eclipse plugin. Just like the standalone version, the plugin automatically runs JUnit tests in the background as you make changes to the code. It selects tests intelligently, and only runs the ones you need. In addition to the features provided in the standalone version, the new Eclipse plugin reports test failures like compile errors, and works with multiple projects.

For more information, visit http://infinitest.org

There are many cases where developers want tests to run only when some prerequisites are satisfied - such as if running on a specific OS, some http server is available etc.

junit-ext is an open source addon for junit 4.x to help running tests conditionally.

It adds the runner "PrerequisiteAwareClassRunner", along with the annotation "@Prerequisites" and a few Checkers to help a developers to easily get their things like - FileChecker, OSChecker, HttpCheker and so on.

Features in junit-ext

AgitarOne generates JUnit tests to augment and complement manually written tests, or to provide a starting point for legacy projects with no tests. AgitarOne's automated JUnit generation works by performing static and dynamic code analysis leveraging its software agitation engine. AgitarOne also helps you interactively test your code as your write it by automatically exercising the code to discover its behavior and presents the results in the form of observations. You can fix unexpected behavior, or convert valid observations to unit tests.

JUnit Factory is a free test-generation service from Agitar Software.
Upload a Java project and JUnit Factory will send back JUnit tests that
characterize your code's behavior.

You can download our plug-in for Eclipse or try the online demo at
http://www.junitfactory.com.

JUnit Factory includes a code coverage plug-in for Eclipse.

WmUnit is a unique package designed to help webMethods 4.6 & 6 customers achieve a higher standard of quality and reliability with their webMethods services by allowing them to use automated tools for developing and testing their services. WmUnit is based upon popular industry unit testing techniques and does NOT require developers to write complex Java code. [Article Text]

jcoverage is a code coverage utility for the Java platform, available under GPL and commercial license. It features, line and branch instrumentation, and reports in HTML and XML. jcoverage allows you to add your own filters to prevent certain semantic language constructs from being included in the instrumentation. Examples include log4j debugging statements, where you do not wish such statements to influence coverage metrics. [Article Text]

WebUI for JUnit framework is based on JSP technology and allows remote usage of unit tests with ease of common local environment. Any test suite based on JUnit can be easily connected to the new environment by simply providing main class name. After that unit tests are available to run using web browser through comfortable user interface similar to common frameworks running on a local computer. [Article Text]

Enhanced JUnit is a suite of tools added to JUnit, all accessible from a single menu in the JUnit runner view. Enhancements include Automatic Test generation, Load testing, Method coverage profiling, Data-driven testing APIs, and more. [Article Text]