I\'ve similar questions asked on this site, but this is a bit of a different scenario than what I have seen.
I want to back up my application\'s database before replacing it with the test fixture.I\'m forced to use Junit3 because of Android limitations, and I want to implement the equivalent behavior of @Bef
I find myself writing lots and lots of boiler plate tests these days and I want to optimize away a lot of these basic tests in a clean way that can be added to all the current test classes without a l
The aim is to, for each unit test, systematically start a tomcat 7 server, load the spring application (eventually drop / create a schema & init its data in an database) perform unit tests and sto
i\'m new on using Mockito framework (and Behavior/Test Driven Development) and using to help me code some things;
I would like to run a series of integration tests against a system. I would like to ditch the boilerplate @Before and @After code that just involves getting and releasing a session. What is the best w
I am exploring the use of Selenium 2 on a web application which requires authentication before a user can use any of the application. I am planning on either JUnit 4 or TestNG (Still investigating whi
Just looking for a bit of advice really on how to setup \"unit\" testing with JUnit4 on a Spring 3.0.2 & Hibernate 3.2.7 web app.
I would like to do something like: @RunWith(Categories.class) @Categories.IncludeCategory(Small.class) @Categories.ExcludeCate开发者_开发百科gory({Manual.class, NonFunctional.class})
I have the following code: class Sleeper { public void sleep(long duration) { try { Thread.sleep(duration);
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