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Run JUnit tests in Eclipse projects — all tests, by package, by class, or individual test methods. Also build Maven projects.
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| name | eclipse-test |
| description | Run JUnit tests in Eclipse projects — all tests, by package, by class, or individual test methods. Also build Maven projects. |
| argument-hint | [project] [class or package] |
| allowed-tools | mcp__eclipse-ide__runAllTests, mcp__eclipse-ide__runPackageTests, mcp__eclipse-ide__runClassTests, mcp__eclipse-ide__runTestMethod, mcp__eclipse-ide__findTestClasses, mcp__eclipse-ide__runMavenBuild, mcp__eclipse-ide__getConsoleOutput, mcp__eclipse-ide__getEffectivePom, mcp__eclipse-ide__listMavenProjects, mcp__eclipse-ide__getProjectDependencies, mcp__eclipse-ide__getCompilationErrors |
Execute JUnit tests and Maven builds using Eclipse's built-in infrastructure.
projectName and optional timeout (default: 60s).projectName and packageName.projectName and className (fully qualified).projectName, className, and methodName.projectName, goals (e.g., clean install), optional profiles, and timeout.Find test classes:
findTestClasses(projectName="myapp")
Run specific test after code change:
runClassTests(projectName="myapp", className="com.example.MyServiceTest", timeout="60")
Run all tests before committing:
runAllTests(projectName="myapp", timeout="120")
Build with Maven:
runMavenBuild(projectName="myapp", goals="clean verify", timeout="300")
Check build output:
getConsoleOutput()
getCompilationErrors first to ensure code compiles before running testsgetConsoleOutput to retrieve itAnalyze Java code using Eclipse JDT tools — type hierarchy, find references, call hierarchy, compilation errors, quick fixes, and import suggestions. Use this to understand code structure before making changes.
Debug Java applications in Eclipse — set breakpoints, launch in debug mode, step through code, inspect stack traces, evaluate expressions, and hot-swap code changes.
Edit files in Eclipse projects using MCP tools. Use this when modifying code in Eclipse workspace projects — it keeps Eclipse editors in sync, triggers incremental compilation, and provides undo via local history.
Launch and stop Java applications in Eclipse. Run with program/VM arguments, capture stdout/stderr, or launch in background.