[ BUILD # : 200902231810 ]
[ JDK VERSION : 1.6.* ]

Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a Java Application project
2. Create two java classes
3. Create JUnit tests for both classes
4. Keep one JUnit class selected

Expected behaviours (as in NB 6.5):
A. User activates action "Run file" (Shift-F6) or "Debug file"
(Ctrl-Shift-F5): the selected test should be run and progress handle
must show "<Project> (test-single)"

B. User activates action "Test file" (Ctrl-F6) or "Debug Test file"
(Ctrl-Shift-F6): the selected test should be run and progress handle
must show "<Project> (test-single)"

Current results:
A. A message "Class <x> does not have a main method" and test isn't
run/debugged

B. Test is run/debugged, but the progress handle shows "<Project>
(test)" - can't tell if all tests are run or only a single one

Observation:
A. This can be a new behaviour, to allow tests that have a "main"
method, but this must be obvious to user - maybe a new message like
"Class does not have a main method - if you want to run this file as
a test suit, use 'Test file (Ctrl-F6)'"