By jsugrue
via java.dzone.com
Published: Jan 16 2013 / 03:52
Conventional test reports, generated by tools such as JUnit or TestNG, naturally focus on what tests have been executed, and whether they passed or failed. While this is certainly useful from a testing perspective, these reports are far from telling the whole picture.
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