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## Package com.sun.javatest.finder

Test Finders are used to locate and read test descriptions, which give details about the tests in a test suite.

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Class Summary
BinaryTestFinder | A TestFinder to read a compressed binary file containing the previously "compiled" results of some other test finder.
BinaryTestWriter | BinaryTestWriter creates the data file used by BinaryTestFinder.
ChameleonTestFinder | A TestFinder that delegates to different test finders in different areas of the test suite, as described by a special "map" file.
CommentStream | This class extract all ASCII characters within a block comments.
ExpandTestFinder | This class allows a new tag "@expand" which allows a single test description to be expanded into multiple test descriptions using variable substitution.
HTMLCommentStream | This class extracts all ASCII characters within HTML comments bound by "".
HTMLTestFinder | This class searches out test descriptions as represented by certain HTML elements in a hierarchy of HTML files.
JavaCommentStream | This class extracts all ASCII characters within two of Java's comments: traditional comments (bound by "/*" and "*\/") and documentation comments (bound by "/**" and "*\/").
ReverseTestFinder | A test finder that reads tests from a delegate, and returns the results in the reverse order.
ShowTests | ShowTests is a utility program to show the tests that are read by a test finder.
ShScriptCommentStream | This class extracts all ASCII characters within standard shell script comments.
TagTestFinder | This class searches out test descriptions found in a file system tree.

Exception Summary

## Package com.sun.javatest.finder Description

Test Finders are used to locate and read test descriptions, which give details about the tests in a test suite. Test descriptions are collections of name-value pairs, and may be represented in any form that can be read by a test finder. Two standard representations are as HTML tables, and as javadoc-style comments within Java source code.

Since:
  3.0

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