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I've got a largish Java EE project in Eclipse Kepler, and going through New/Other/JUnit Test Case for each file is not really something I want to do.

So, first I want to find a tool that will build these skeletons en masse - Google CodePro Analytix promised that, but it's a bit out of date. What do you recommend.

Secondly, and closely related, the project uses JPA, JAX, CDI, etc, etc, so I would need a lot of mocking or other techniques to perform unit tests; what do you recommend?

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  • What platform(s) do you need it to run on?
    – Nick Dickinson-Wilde
    Commented Aug 28, 2014 at 4:57
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    I presumed the solution would be a Java program, so on anything. Preferred is Linux, second is Windows.
    – Ken Y-N
    Commented Aug 28, 2014 at 5:04

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This web site on automated testing lists quite a few academic and commercial test case generators. Unfortunately, I don't see any that generate test cases en masse. Most, if not all, seem to generate tests for either one class or one method at a time.

Update: Agitar's claims its JUnit Generator can generate many unit tests quickly. I don't know if it is current. Most of the information seems old.

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