JUnit + Web mode + Stack trace

Hi,

I just ran a JUnit test for the first time in "Web mode" - and
wondered about the short stack trace. Ok, it's obvious that the
project gets compiled to JavaScript (as that's the point of web mode).
But I had hoped, that the test class itself would still execute as a
Java class.

Would that be possible? IMO this would be quite important, not only
because of the stack trace. But primarily, because if both the test
class and the tested class are translated to JavaScript, then it's
possible that some errors in the translation process can cancel each
other out.

OTOH, I don't yet understand the exact process of what is happening
when running a JUnit test in web mode (-Dgwt.args="-web"), so maybe
what I want would be basically impossible?

Thanks
Chris

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