And rather than importing all of “.*”, you may be able to get away with just importing “”. Note that in SimpleTest, it’s not necessary to include an annotation anywhere, nor is it necessary to include “(groups …)” after the annotations.If you want to see an example, look at the SimpleTest class definition near the top of the TestNG homepage.Make sure the class(es) you want to test have annotations in them.(You may have to check ‘Filter checked launch types’ temporarily in order to scroll or uncheck some items.) On the right side, make sure that Java Application and TestNG are shown and not checked. In the left pane, select Run/Debug | Launching | Launch Configurations.Go to the top menu bar and select Window | Preferences.Make sure you haven’t hidden any launch configuration types.(Of course, one has to install the TestNG plugin first for this to make any sense.) Instead, here’s a workaround gleaned from a post by Ajay Mehra: That is, one can’t use Project | Properties | Run/Debug because only Java App and Java Applet options are presented there. When using TestNG 5.11 (and at least one earlier version, 5.9) with the Eclipse IDE 3.4.2 (Ganymede, for Windows), one can’t setup a Run configuration for TestNG in the usual way.

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