JUnit test timing in Eclipse

I have JUnit 3 setup on Eclipse Helios. I created a test case to add 1 million users through a web service and test the result.

I don't quite understand JUnite timing, the result (on JUnit output):

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<testrun name="UserRegistrationTestCase" project="TestCases" tests="1" started="1" failures="0" errors="0" ignored="0">
  <testsuite name="testcases.UserRegistrationTestCase" time="8880.946">
    <testcase name="testCreateUser" classname="testcases.UserRegistrationTestCase" time="8880.946"/>
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</testrun>

The time says on the JUnit display: 8,880.946 s. What does that mean? Does that display in seconds (whereas in the XML the time="8880.946")?

Is 8880.946 (in XML) in milliseconds? If not, how would I configure Eclipse JUnit to allow time to display in milliseconds (The reason I ask is because I initially added 1000 users and the result came to 13.593s).

The timing is always in seconds. Not sure how to change it, and with that large a number, why would you want to?

If you want the time in milliseconds, you can of course move the decimal 3 places to the right.

This is the format in which the time is present in xml:

seconds.ms

So in your case it is 8880 seconds and 946 millis