In this particular case we might need to leave unit testing world (mocks, spies and other test doubles) and develop real integration tests. The SeamTest module together with JBoss Embedded could help but it's really a tough task to make it running with Maven. On the other hand JBoss AS wasn't the target environment for us. Thankfully there is a new kid on the block from JBoss called Arquillian.
Testing
Submitted by david on Mon, 07/26/2010 - 22:01
Does Testing belong under Agile or not? It can be argued either way, but it is my believe that the testing that will be highlighted here:
Does Testing belong under Agile or not? It can be argued either way, but it is my believe that the testing that will be highlighted here:
- Unit Testing
- Integration Testing
- Other Automated Testing
- Continuous Integration
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arquilliancditesting
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My friend Dan Allen's presentation on using Arquillian and ShrinkWrap to really test in the Java EE container - Don't Fake It!arquillianjavatesting
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An overview of Unit and Integration in the GWT environment using GWTTestCase, Junit, and Gwt-Test-Utils, a framework build to meet the following objectives: * Our test classes should not require any annoying loading time. * We should be able to manipulate the GWT classes directly, without intermediary interfaces that render the project more complex. * We should be able to use all the Java Standard APIs, specifically the introspection Java APIs (to use tools like Unitils). * We want something that is light and compatible with Maven.gwttesting
