在Eclipse中，如何将项目导出到ZIP，包括引用的库？

Question

My lecturer required a ZIP file containing my project, which he will import into Eclipse on his machine. I cannot guarantee he has jUnit on his machine, but I used jUnit in my project.

If I simply export the project to a ZIP (File > Export > Archive File ...) will the ZIP include (my version of) jUnit ? And if not, how can I include jUnit in the ZIP?

Edit : Tested the import of a ZIP file, generated as above, on a fresh installation of Eclipse, on a virtual machine, and jUnit was there. When inspecting the .class file of the project I saw that it provides a URL to jUnit. So I guess my question has become: Where does Eclipse import jUnit from? And will this work in any setup of Eclipse (ie OS, version of Eclipse)?

Answer 1

JUnit comes standard with the download of any version of Eclipse. To use it, a new .java file needs to be created ( File > New > JUnit Test Case ). Find your program package and then name your .java file (usually something similar to the class which is being tested)

Example:
Name: HelloWorldTest
Class under test: HelloWorld

If you ever find the JUnit library is corrupt or isn't working again, you can download the current version straight from the web site

Answer 2

JUnit comes with eclipse itself. It is usually the latest version. If you want to use any other version of Junit then you have to manually import the libraries to your project.

Now coming to your question that if you archive the project and share it with your lecturer then the zip file will not have the Junit library but it gets imported from eclipse libraries when the project is built. Again it is a specific version of JUnit depending on which eclipse version you are using. Few more details are mentioned HERE

You can check the version of Junit that eclipse provides as mentioned HERE