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Suppose I have a TestCase, and I wrap the TestCase in a TestDecorator
(which is needed for some reason - for example, a TestSetup for proper
initialization, etc). If I run the TestCase in Eclipse as a JUnit
test, it will create a TestSuite out of the class without it being
properly wrapped in the TestDecorator. How do I make it so that
whenever I run the TestCase in Eclipse as a JUnit test, it wraps the
resulting TestSuite in the TestDecorator first before running it?
(which is needed for some reason - for example, a TestSetup for proper
initialization, etc). If I run the TestCase in Eclipse as a JUnit
test, it will create a TestSuite out of the class without it being
properly wrapped in the TestDecorator. How do I make it so that
whenever I run the TestCase in Eclipse as a JUnit test, it wraps the
resulting TestSuite in the TestDecorator first before running it?