If you have a JUnit assertions which is based on boolean then you get this kind of output:

junit.framework.AssertionFailedError: Road block expectation failed. expectedtrue> but wasfalse>

but the UI of QB doesn't handle this

http://quickbuild.intra.local/build/849790/junit_report

test_RTE_REP_DisablingContinuousPlanningWithTraffic

if you check the source of the webpage then you will find it in there

<td><div class="stacktrace"><div class="msg"><pre>junit.framework.AssertionFailedError: Road block expectation failed. expectedtrue> but wasfalse>

        at com.pmease.test.testcases.CustomTestRunner.runChild(CustomTestRunner.java:49)

        at com.pmease.test.testcases.CustomTestRunner.runChild(CustomTestRunner.java:21)

        at com.pmease.test.testcases.CustomTestRunner.run(CustomTestRunner.java:64)

        at com.pmease.test.reflection.interfaces.routeConstructor.RouteContinuousPlanningBaseTest.verifyTrafficEvents(RouteContinuousPlanningBaseTest.java:466)

        at com.pmease.test.reflection.interfaces.routeConstructor.RouteContinuousPlanningBaseTest.connectTrafficAndVerifyNoNewRouteProposed(RouteContinuousPlanningBaseTest.java:206)

        at com.tomtom.testcases.reflection.routeConstructor.RouteContinuousPlanningTrafficTest.test_RTE_REP_DisablingContinuousPlanningWithTraffic(RouteContinuousPlanningTrafficTest.java:166)

        at com.pmease.test.testcases.CustomRunAfters.evaluate(CustomRunAfters.java:29)

</pre></div></div></td>

 

 

This is basicly standard output of JUnit4 if you do Assert.AssertEquals("Boolean both true", true, false).