Use the Workbench location editor if necessary to adjust the workbench location where the JUnit plug-in test will run. The editor has three tabs: Overview, Eclipse Workbench Properties, and General Properties.
The General Information section provides the Workbench Location name (workLOC in this example), description, the path to the workLOC file (/pluginProj/src/workLOC.location), and the host name (localhost).
The Property Groups section provides links to Eclipse Workbench Properties and General Properties. These also have their own sections in this page and tabs in the editor. Selecting Eclipse Workbench Properties or General Properties anywhere within the Overview tab page has the same effect as selecting their respective editor tabs.
The links provided in the Eclipse Workbench Properties section all result, if selected, in the editor switching to the Eclipse Workbench Properties tab page where the actual relevant property setting facilities are found.
This page offers facilities to set particular Eclipse Workbench properties.
Of particular interest to TPTP JUnit Plug-in Test users are the properties eclipseLocation, allowReuse, headless, and uiThread, for which options were provided when creating the Workbench Location.
The other properties should already be familiar to Eclipse plug-in developers.
The General Properties page provides facilities to add additional properties over and above those specifiable in the Eclipse Workbench Properties page. A detailed explanation of how to configure General Properties is written in the topic Creating a Test Deployment.
Related tasks
Creating a Test Deployment