version 1.0.2
  Bugfixes for 
    * lowercase class names, 
    * merging of similar method names, 
    * the use of filesets from within ANT and
    * run_junitdoclet_recursive.bat .
  
  Updated documentation, especially for integration with ANT 
  and IntelliJ IDEA 3.0.

version 1.0.1
  Examples show how to add JUnitDoclet as an external tool to your
  favorite development environment such as Intellij IDEA and Eclipse
  both on Windows and Linux (please see doc/ide/*) .

  Accessor methods are handled more strictly to avoid combined test
  methods for uncommon method signatures that are not straight
  JavaBeans-type properties (e.g. 'void set()', 
  'void set(Object, String)', 'String getProperty(int)')

  Parameter check that source path must not contain output path
  if subpackage parameter is not set. (Added switch to override this.)

  Templates changed: createInstance now declares to throw an exception.

version 1.0
  considered to be the first stable release

  marker style changed
  (Now the name of the method under test is part of the marker
  instead of the test method name. This way tools like IDEA can
  help you to rename the markers as well when a method is renamed.
  It is less likely, that any test will be moved to testVault .
  We apologize for the inconvenience for people, who used a
  version prior to 1.0. We are sure, they will benefit from that
  decision soon as well.)

  loading templates from path (instead of class path) is finally
  working as well

  templates for type specific default tests fixed

  templates for TestCases and TestSuites include main method to
  execute TestCase or TestSuite

  template for TestCases contains a method createInstance to be
  used instead of new ClassUnderTest();

  markers for methods to organize tests (like setUp, tearDown,
  createInstance, testVault or main) look slightly different than
  markers for ordinary test methods. This way, they don't interfere.

  unit tests for JUnitDoclet itself following the new style

  bug with negative index when calling substring is fixed.

  if the template changed, empty test methods can be overwritten
  (For example to insert "fail();" into all empty test methods at
  a time. If a test method should do nothing, type in a comment.)

  (known) typos in documentation fixed

version 0.9.2
  can generate tests to sub packages (like "test") now

  no tests for classes in a set sub package (see above)

  no tests for classes ending with "Test", "Suite" (even if
  no sub package is set)

  no tests for classes implementing junit.framework.Test
  either direct or in a super class

  no tests for inner classes at all

  minor changes in documentation

version 0.9.1
  new distribution structure

  handles missing property files correctly

  version class included

  is compilable / testable with JUnit 3.5 to 3.8 now
  (Some problems with String comparison in 3.8 are still unfixed,
  but there is a Workaround: all TestCases for JUnitDoclet itself
  are derived from CompatibilityTestCase. Note: This should not
  be required in your project since you are using one JUnit version
  only.)

  included article about JUnitDoclet

version 0.9
  first public version

  added parameter -buildall

  documentation added to few parts of the system (with more to come)

version 0.8
  added preservation an generation of javadoc comments.

version 0.7
  added configuration options to set each strategy

version 0.6
  made all strategies interfaces and provided default
  implementation for each of them

  bugfix in template based generation

  made template based generation the default (and for now only) way

version 0.5
  added template based generation

version 0.4
  prints a warning if a test vault method is not empty.

version 0.3
  markers "extends" and "implements" now melted to "extends_implements"

  javadocs for test methods are not generated by default

version 0.2
  markers do no longer include package names

  marker for "extends" added (therefore calling inherited setUp
  and tearDown as well)

  handling of test object moved to default code (so it can be changed)

  call of super constructor moved to default code (so it becomes modifiable)

  a few javadoc comments get generated as well

version 0.1
  initial launch