List/Grid Tag Archives: Testing
Running HTTP/REST Integration Tests efficiently in Eclipse
Lately I had a chance to use the OSGi-JAX-RS-Connector library written by my dear fellow Holger Staudacher. The connector enables you to publish resources easily by registering @Path ...
Stress/Load-Testing of Asynchronous HTTP/REST Services with JMeter
Although I have been using JMeter for stress- and load-testing of web applications a good few times it took us a while to figure out how to test asynchronous HTTP/REST based services ...
On Measuring Code Coverage
In a previous post, I explained how to visualize what part of your code is covered by your tests. This post explores two questions that are perhaps more important: why and what code ...
Spring MVC Customized User Login Logout Implementation Example
This post describes how to implement a customized user access to an Spring MVC web application (login logout). As a prerequisite, readers are advised to read this ...
JUnit Testing Spring Service and DAO (with In-Memory Database)
This post describes how to implement JUnit tests for a Spring Web Application’s Services and DAO. It is built on top of the Spring MVC-Service-DAO-Persistence ...
Spring MVC Controller JUnit Testing
JUnit testing Spring MVC controllers is not an easy task. But recently, a new project (to be included in Spring soon) offers new tools to facilitate ...
Building the Right Acceptance Tests
Automated acceptance tests are valuable, but they’re also easy to build badly. So to make sure you don’t end up with a frustrating pile of automated headaches, first strive to understand ...
Opinion: Performance Testing
Performance tuning an application is time consuming, and expensive. Useful tests often need dedicated hardware to run on. It’s specialised and time consuming to prepare the ground ...
Enhancing Spring Test Framework with beforeClass and afterClass setup
How to allow instance methods to run as JUnit BeforeClass behavior JUnit allows you to setup methods on the class level once before and after all tests methods invocation. However, ...
Testing Custom Exceptions with JUnit’s ExpectedException and @Rule
Exception Testing Why test exception flows? Just like with all of your code, test coverage writes a contract between your code and the business functionality that the code is supposed ...
