Examples of org.testng.reporters.JUnitXMLReporter

org.testng.reporters.JUnitXMLReporter
A JUnit XML report generator (replacing the original JUnitXMLReporter that was based on XML APIs). @author Alex Popescu

      m_customTestRunnerFactory= new ITestRunnerFactory() {
          public TestRunner newTestRunner(ISuite suite, XmlTest xmlTest) {
            TestRunner runner= new TestRunner(suite, xmlTest);
            if(m_useDefaultListeners) {
              runner.addListener(new TestHTMLReporter());
              runner.addListener(new JUnitXMLReporter());
            }


            return runner;
          }
        };

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            TestRunner runner =
              new TestRunner(suite, xmlTest,
              false /*skipFailedInvocationCounts */);
            if (m_useDefaultListeners) {
              runner.addListener(new TestHTMLReporter());
              runner.addListener(new JUnitXMLReporter());
            }


            return runner;
          }
        };

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                        suite.getAnnotationFinder(test.getAnnotations()),
                        skip);
      
      if (m_useDefaultListeners) {
        testRunner.addListener(new TestHTMLReporter());
        testRunner.addListener(new JUnitXMLReporter());
        
        //TODO: Moved these here because maven2 has output reporters running
        //already, the output from these causes directories to be created with
        //files. This is not the desired behaviour of running tests in maven2. 
        //Don't know what to do about this though, are people relying on these

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                        skip,
                        listeners);
      
      if (m_useDefaultListeners) {
        testRunner.addListener(new TestHTMLReporter());
        testRunner.addListener(new JUnitXMLReporter());
        
        //TODO: Moved these here because maven2 has output reporters running
        //already, the output from these causes directories to be created with
        //files. This is not the desired behaviour of running tests in maven2. 
        //Don't know what to do about this though, are people relying on these

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                        suite.getOutputDirectory(),
                        suite.getAnnotationFinder(test.getAnnotations()));
      
      if (m_useDefaultListeners) {
        testRunner.addListener(new TestHTMLReporter());
        testRunner.addListener(new JUnitXMLReporter());
        
        //TODO: Moved these here because maven2 has output reporters running
        //already, the output from these causes directories to be created with
        //files. This is not the desired behaviour of running tests in maven2. 
        //Don't know what to do about this though, are people relying on these

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                        skip,
                        listeners);
      
      if (m_useDefaultListeners) {
        testRunner.addListener(new TestHTMLReporter());
        testRunner.addListener(new JUnitXMLReporter());
        
        //TODO: Moved these here because maven2 has output reporters running
        //already, the output from these causes directories to be created with
        //files. This is not the desired behaviour of running tests in maven2. 
        //Don't know what to do about this though, are people relying on these

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                        skip,
                        listeners);
      
      if (m_useDefaultListeners) {
        testRunner.addListener(new TestHTMLReporter());
        testRunner.addListener(new JUnitXMLReporter());
        
        //TODO: Moved these here because maven2 has output reporters running
        //already, the output from these causes directories to be created with
        //files. This is not the desired behaviour of running tests in maven2. 
        //Don't know what to do about this though, are people relying on these

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            TestRunner runner =
              new TestRunner(suite, xmlTest, false /*skipFailedInvocationCounts */,
              listeners);
            if (m_useDefaultListeners) {
              runner.addListener(new TestHTMLReporter());
              runner.addListener(new JUnitXMLReporter());
            }


            return runner;
          }
        };

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          suite.getOutputDirectory(), suite.getAnnotationFinder(), skip,
          listeners);


      if (m_useDefaultListeners) {
        testRunner.addListener(new TestHTMLReporter());
        testRunner.addListener(new JUnitXMLReporter());


        //TODO: Moved these here because maven2 has output reporters running
        //already, the output from these causes directories to be created with
        //files. This is not the desired behaviour of running tests in maven2.
        //Don't know what to do about this though, are people relying on these

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        List<IInvokedMethodListener> listeners) {
      TestRunner testRunner= new TestRunner(m_baseTest.getConfiguration(), suite, test, false,
          listeners);


      testRunner.addTestListener(new TestHTMLReporter());
      testRunner.addTestListener(new JUnitXMLReporter());
      testRunner.addListener(new TestListener(m_baseTest));
      if (listeners != null) {
        for (IInvokedMethodListener l : listeners) {
          testRunner.addListener(l);
        }

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