List/Grid Tag Archives: Apache Maven
Maven Integration Testing And Spring Restful Services
Introduction My original blog showed how to seperate maven unit and integration tests using a very simple example. http://johndobie.blogspot.com/2011/06/seperating-maven-unit-integration-tests.html ...
Better looking HTML test reports for TestNG with ReportNG – Maven guide
TestNG is a testing framework created as an annotation driven alternative for JUnit 3 in times when “extends TestCase” was a indispensable part of writing tests. Even now it provides ...
Maven Does Not Suck . . . but the Maven Docs Do
I’m not going to go into the whole Maven debate, but suffice it to say that I’m a strong proponent of everything best practice, and, to me, Maven is an embodiment of best ...
Application Lifecycle Management at Eclipse
The Eclipse Foundation has evolved a pretty impressive application lifecycle management story. Based on what I’ve observed over the years, I believe that it’s completely reasonable ...
TestNG and Maven configuration guide
To be useful automatic tests should run very fast. Otherwise will not be run often during development or even will be ignored in the default configuration on the developer workstations. ...
Introduction to mutation testing with PIT and TestNG
Mutation testing is a technique which allows to discover which parts of our code are not covered by tests. It is similar to a code coverage, but mutation testing is not limited to the ...
Maven Archetype Creation Tips
I recently needed to create some Maven Archetypes for the Turmeric SOA project. A Maven Archetype for those that don’t know is a way to generate a project based off some pre-canned ...
Setup JAVA_HOME, MAVEN_HOME, ANT_HOME in MacOSX Lion in 5 minutes
I have been getting the very same question all the time, from people trying to make it through the world of Java development on the Mac. One of the first things they have to tackle ...
Vaadin add-ons and Maven
Introduction One (of the many) thing I like about Vaadin, is its community of ‘add-ons’ to the Vaadin framework – what they call the Vaadin Directory. An ‘add-on’ is a community-contributed ...
Integrating Maven with Ivy
The problem: you have some resources in an Ivy repository (and only there) which you would like to use in a project based on Maven. Possible solutions:Migrate the repository to Maven ...
