I have created a maven2 Mojo that inspects certain file types for instances of certain strings. It is designed to be used in the test phase to report whether these files are vaild or not.
Looking for some practical advice here and any experiences people have had in a similar situation. We use a BDD/TDD sytle methodology for building our software (quite a large/complex application) The
When writing unit tests, I usually have one test class per production class, so my hierarchy will look something like that:
I have my application broken into the following projects/assemblies Approot/UI AppDomain/business logic/layer
I have a Maven project which executes integration tests for another web-application. This application is deployed and started within a tomcat container.
We\'ll be developing a booking engine, a 4-5 step checkout process for reserving rooms with a hotel where there\'s a lot of complexity involved. Something similar to this.
I\'m putting the data into database with simpleJdbcTemplate. simpleJdbcTemplate.update(\"insert into TABLE values(default)\");
For unit testing y开发者_C百科ou shouldn\'t test private methods, yes, but for integration tests (using a unit testing framework like MSTest or NUnit) I would very much like to run the internal API ca
I\'m trying to set up integration tests for a Maven project that produces a war file. (As seen here http://docs.codehaus.org/display/JETTY/Maven+Jetty+Plugin/.) However I the war file requires a bunch
Unit and integration testing is usually performed as part of a development process, of course. I\'m looking for ways to use this methodology in configuration of an existing system, in this case the As
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