Did you ever have the problem that you only wanted to run certain unit tests from a directory in JUnit?
For example you might want to run fast running Tests only or skip integration tests ending with "ITCase".
Some IDEs do have good support for...
2 replies - 1022 views - 07/20/11 by Christof Schoell in Announcements
I found a very innovative project at sourceforge called AgileUnit. It seems to me an alternative or supplement to junit. Very exciting for me is the approach to combine the synergy from development with Requirements. Has anyone experience with it and what you...
0 replies - 503 views - 05/16/11 by Ricardo Ferreira in Announcements
Dear all, I'm proud to announce that PODAM 2.1.0.RELEASE was released yesterday. To see what's changed, please refer to the release notes. PODAM is a tool to fill POJOs/JavaBean with data. Although the default strategy is to fill data with random data,one...
0 replies - 734 views - 05/01/11 by Marco Tedone in Announcements
This article is about test driven
development of web service clients. Since we will be talking about
unit tests, functional tests, test driven development and other test
related topic, I'd like to clarify the terminology first.
0 replies - 5020 views - 11/30/09 by Lukas Krecan in Articles
I-Introduction :
As Service tracker, the Osgi 4.2
release introduced "BundleTracker" which simplifies working with bundles
and facilitate building extenders. In this article, we will try to write a simple JUnit test extender
using fragments (to...
0 replies - 7497 views - 10/02/09 by Slim Ouertani in Articles
During these testing times, you cannot afford to be inefficient. Correcting problems early in the development process is critical when producing quality software. LiquidTest is a tool that will allow you to save time by finding defects as they occur, automate...
0 replies - 2388 views - 02/06/09 by Anthony Scotney in Announcements
When you write unit tests, as the project grows to end up by using many technologies such as Jmock (or another mock framework like Mockito), DbUnit, Selenium, your favorite IOC, ... Integration of these technologies requires you to write pleinty of time the...
0 replies - 9721 views - 02/04/09 by Mathieu Carbou in Announcements
Free workshop to be held in Los Angeles/Anaheim, San Francisco, Chicago, NY, and London. Software developers, QA testers, and IT managers are challenged to rapidly build and test Ajax, Service Oriented Architecture (SOA,) and Rich Internet Applications (RIA)...
0 replies - 4105 views - 09/24/08 by Frank Cohen in Announcements
We've spent ten years developing a highly-successful artificial intelligence system used in pathology labs around the world. As a very small team, one of the keys to our succes has been our hard-core approach to testing. Basically, we have automated tests for...
0 replies - 3088 views - 08/09/08 by Tim Lavers in Announcements
One of the important aspects of software systems is architecture.Every software application has an inner structure, defined by the classes it contains and the relations between them. An architecture puts constraints on these relations. It can do so by...
0 replies - 4437 views - 07/12/08 by Gerd Ziegler in Articles
Can you write a test that does more harm than good?In the intro to his upcoming book The Art of Unit Testing, Roy Osherove describes a case where poorly-designed tests actually hurt his team's progress:
5 replies - 3979 views - 07/04/08 by Aaron Oliver in Articles
Since 1998, Jonathan Kohl has worked on a variety of software development projects, mostly as a software tester. During that time he has developed many theories about the use of automation in testing.
0 replies - 5912 views - 04/07/08 by Bruce Daley in News
This should get mailed to matt.
0 replies - 690 views - 01/29/08 by Matthew Schmidt in News
