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Product Version: NetBeans IDE 6.7 (Build 200906241340) Java: 1.6.0_14; Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM 14.0-b16 System: SunOS version 5.11 running on x86; UTF-8; es_ES (nb) Userdir: /export/home/antonio/.netbeans/6.7 To reproduce: 1.- Run JUnit tests. The JUnit window pops up. 2.- Minimize the JUnit window. 3.- Run JUnit tests. 4.- The JUnit window pops up (even though I minimized it in step 2). Alternative: 1.- Run JUnit tests. The JUnit window pops up. 2.- Close the JUnit window. 3.- Run JUnit tests. 4.- The JUnit window pops up (even though I closed it in step 2). The result of this behaviour is that the JUnit window is "stubborn" and keeps on poping up even though the user is telling it to be minimized or closed.
Hello. Thanks for the report. This behavior is intended. I am afraid I cannot think of some reason why to run a test without being able to see the result. Can you please provide some use case, where this behavior of Test Result window is inappropriate? Thanks a lot. (Meanwhile lowering the priority to P5 - Minor annoyance)
OK, I can see now. You prefer watching test results in the Output window and be able to disable the Result window at all. Still not a P3 imho.
As I see it, it's rather a request for enhancement - to be able to disable Test Result window completely. The described scenarios are not Defect, because it is as designed now - closing the Result window does not disable it permanently. I can see you have already filled another Enhancement for this, so I am marking this as a duplicate of it, so we can track it at once. I would recommend gathering some support for this (for example at the "nbusers" mailing forum) and get some votes for the enhancement. There will be greater chance that this will be changed. Thanks *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 118772 ***