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Category Archives: Testing
CXF – Validating JAX-RS WADL files in unit tests
What’s the best way to stop developers breaking the WADLs generated by CXF for Java-first JAX-RS services? Make breaking the WADLs break the build of course. Continue reading
Spock – Starting your trek
Ready to add a little diversity to your Java testing? The Spock framework could be a good place to start. Continue reading
Spock – Sharing conditions across then blocks
Using helper methods with the Spock specification framework helps avoid duplicating conditions across multiple tests Continue reading
JUnit – Skipping tests with unavailable resources
If your unit tests depend on external resources they’re going to fail from time-to-time when those resources aren’t available. Here we look at a few options for preventing your build from breaking. Continue reading
Java – Simple Server Stubbing
When a Java Class Under Test makes HTTP calls that are tricky to mock, the Simple framework offers a neat alternative for a self-contained stub. Continue reading
Java – Getting cucumber results into Sonar
Sonar doesn’t seem to like second helpings of cucumber-java test results. Here’s a simple workaround to refresh its appetite. Continue reading
Groovy – Customising Power Assert messages
Power Assert messages are really useful when you’re trying to track down a problem using Groovy test cases. But what if you need just a little more information? Continue reading