Automatic tests are the significant part of development process. Below is the instruction of how to run Openmeetings JUnit tests.

1. running tests using command line:
• all tests:
ant test
• subset of tests by mask:
ant -Dtestcases=TestError* test
2. running tests from Eclipse IDE:
• ant -Ddb=<your_DB> prepare-eclipse
• Start Eclipse
• Load workspace with Openmeetings project (or refresh existing project)
• Select "Debug Configurations..."

• Create New Junit configuration, give it a name and select test class

• Select Arguments tab
• Add the following code to the VM section
-javaagent:${workspace_loc:Openmeetings}/build/lib/om/openjpa-bundle-2.2.0.jar -Dwebapps.root=${workspace_loc:Openmeetings}/dist/red5/webapps/openmeetings
• To avoid temporary files being created in OM root, modify "Working Directory" as follows
${workspace_loc:Openmeetings}/build/junit

• Select Debug

• Note: You need a file called "persistence.xml" in src/META-INF if you run the JUnit test from inside Eclipse. Normally "ant prepare-eclipse" should do that for you.