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Can we think using JFCUnit to write test cases to be equaivalent to traditional JUnit GUI testing?

 
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My prof. is telling me not to use JFCUnit to write test cases because JFCUnit is not a kind of traditional testing technique.

But I assume that since the JFCUnit is an extension the JUnit, why couldn't I use JFCUnit to test the GUI.

Anyone can help me to convince my prof. or prove me wrong...
 
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