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I have developed an Automation framework with JUnit for our API Testing. Here I have created a separate class for each API listing multiple unit tests for that API. I want to list each failing JUnit test case in some separate file so that I can easily track the failing test cases. Can anyone suggest how can I do it?

Neetesh Kumar Gupta
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    what do you mean with `develop a JUnit framework`, why not using JUnit itself ? Why not simply use Continuous Integration such as Jenkins, then you have a regular report about succeeding and failing tests ?! – Emerson Cod Nov 20 '15 at 08:31
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    I would suggest to use you code in a maven project and run the tests via the surefire plugin, then you get a nice summary. – SubOptimal Nov 20 '15 at 08:41
  • Why reinvent the wheel? – Manu Nov 20 '15 at 08:52
  • @EmersonC Yeh! It's JUnit itself. Plus I have added other classes which contains common code for API calls, Data reading and response assertion. I will explore Jenkins as well as surefire plugin as suggested by SubOptimal. And it's already a maven project. Thanks guys! – Neetesh Kumar Gupta Nov 20 '15 at 09:56
  • @NeeteshKumarGupta If it's already a maven project, then a simple `mvn test` would normally run your tests. If some tests were failed you the a summary at the end. – SubOptimal Nov 20 '15 at 10:32
  • Thank you all for your suggestions. I replaced the JUnit with TestNG, Integrated the Surefire plug-in and Jenkins CI as well, and my framework is working the same that I intended in the beginning. – Neetesh Kumar Gupta May 19 '16 at 06:21

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Thank you all for your suggestions. I replaced the JUnit with TestNG, Integrated the Surefire plug-in and Jenkins CI as well, and my framework is working the same that I intended in the beginning.

Neetesh Kumar Gupta
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