Data, Specification Driven JUnit Tests

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XML Based wrapper for JUnit. This project was inspired by JTestCase (http://jtestcase.sourceforge.net). It has the same goals, but uses a different XML schema for test data definition. It also has a slightly different integration with JUnit.

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