All functions of the Transport Organizer (SE09/SE10) are available from the SAP

GUI:
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Double-click - Show details of the job/task in your own view
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Right-click - Various functions such as: change user, consistency check, share
3.2.5.10 Feed Reader
The Feed Reader can be used in conjunction with ADT to receive specific
notifications from the SAP system. By default, the following notifications are
consumed for an ABAP project:
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Runtime error (dump) caused by the user's own user
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Runtime error for objects for which the user is responsible
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Figure 61 Representation of a Run-Time Error
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Figure 62 Example of a System Message
By clicking on the button "Add feed..." you can consume more notifications. The
type of notification that is available depends on the release status of the linked
SAP system. For most notifications, you can specify different filter criteria. In
addition, you can also add a normal Atom or RSS feed via URL and thus consume it.
Details can be found in the user guide in the help functions of Eclipse. The
article Getting Feeds is a good starting point.
3.2.5.11 ABAP Unit
After executing ABAP Unit tests, the ABAP Unit view opens and lists the executed
test methods and their statuses. The ABAP unit tests can be started using the
shortcut CTRL+SHIFT+F10 or the context menu in the ABAP Editor with the menu item
"Run As".
Figure 63 Executing the ABAP Unit Test via the Context Menu
Within the view, you can filter the list by status, re-execute test cases and
display details about faulty runs. The latter appears by clicking on the affected
test method.
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Figure 64 Display of the Results of the ABAP Unit Test
The scope of the test methods to be executed can be determined in various ways. On
the one hand, it depends on the context. For example, if you focus on a single test
method, only this method is executed. If the focus is on the class to be tested,
then all test classes (and test methods) are executed. You can even extend the
whole thing to a complete package by highlighting the package in the Project
Explorer and running the unit tests. In addition, you can rerun individual or all
tests in the view via the context menu - depending on which level you choose. For
example, you could run all test methods of only one test class. This option is
especially helpful if a test case is not successful and you need to analyze the
behavior.