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Spring Testing Support and Context caching
Spring provides a comprehensive support for unit and integration testing – through annotations to load up a Spring application context, integrate with unit testing frameworks ...
Using PowerMock to Mock Constructors
In my opinion, one of the main benefits of dependency injection is that you can inject mock and/or stub objects into your code in order to improve testability, increase test coverage ...
5 Tips for Unit Testing Threaded Code
Here’s a few tips on how take make testing your code for logical correctness (as opposed to multi-threaded correctness). I find that there are essentially two stereotypical patterns ...
Tips for testing with Java
Introduction I love automated testing. In a rare diversion into op-ed1 I thought a put few thoughts (read – opinions) together. Before I start on how best to compose ...
Spring Integration – Session 2 – More Hello Worlds
This is a follow up to Spring Integration Session 1 The first session was a simple Hello World application using Spring Integration. I want to ...
JUnit, Logback, Maven with Spring 3
In this series we have already learnt to set up a basic Spring MVC application and learnt how to handle forms in Spring MVC. Now it is time to ...
Categorize tests to reduce build time
Before we progress with the main content of the article, let’s get a few definitions out of the way. Unit tests Unit tests are tests that are small (tests ...
Tomcat Context JUnit @Rule
A first draft of a JUnit @Rule that create the test context. This can be used with the Spring context rule for this post to create a complete Spring context for integration tests. import ...
Moving Beyond Core Hamcrest in JUnit
In the post Improving On assertEquals with JUnit and Hamcrest I introduced use of Hamcrest with JUnit. I then looked at JUnit’s Built-in Hamcrest Core Matcher Support. In this ...
JUnit’s Built-in Hamcrest Core Matcher Support
In the post Improving On assertEquals with JUnit and Hamcrest, I briefly discussed Hamcrest “core” matchers being “baked in” with modern versions of JUnit. In ...
