I have completed writing full code for various test cases of my
 application in Eclipse in a single .java file.
 I am using JUnit to run the test cases and get the result as I am not
 aware of using any better tool/framework for the same.
 I think in JUnit each class file will be considered as test case to
 give result with testcase run vs passed/failed details.
 Am I right?
 
I want to write different class files for each test case, is this what
 normally we shall do?
 If yes, I know I can cut and paste relevant test case code to its
 respective class file, but there is an issue that I have.
 I want to make sure that after first test case is run and completed,
 the next test case starts instantly without closing the selenium
 session. Reason being, I am logging into my application in first test
 case and further test cases should be run only when we are logged in.
 
I would also like to know about writing test suite for the same.
 
Thanks,
 Alok Kumar

try page objects concept , it will help you drive your test cases in a
 flow , if you are not interested in testng.
 On Feb 29, 3:09 pm, Kumar <youra...@gmail.com> wrote:
 

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