Mocks And Stubs – Understanding Test Doubles With Mockito

Introduction A common thing I come across is that teams using a mocking framework assume they are mocking. They are…

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MongoDB performance testing

So, this morning I was hacking around in the mongo shell. I had come up with three different ways to…

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Maven Integration Testing And Spring Restful Services

Introduction My original blog showed how to seperate maven unit and integration tests using a very simple example. http://johndobie.blogspot.com/2011/06/seperating-maven-unit-integration-tests.html Since…

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Better looking HTML test reports for TestNG with ReportNG – Maven guide

TestNG is a testing framework created as an annotation driven alternative for JUnit 3 in times when “extends TestCase” was…

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The Perils of Not Unit Testing

Overview Unit testing is a widely accepted practice in most development shops in this day and age, especially with the…

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You don’t need Testers – Or do you?

I talk to a lot of people in both big and small software development organizations about how they manage software…

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JUnit and Hamcrest: Improving On assertEquals

In my blog post Are Static Imports Becoming Increasingly Accepted in Java?, I discussed the increasing use of static imports…

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DBUnit, Spring and Annotations for Database testing

If you have ever tried writing database tests in Java you might have come across DBUnit. DBUnit allows you to…

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TestNG and Maven configuration guide

To be useful automatic tests should run very fast. Otherwise will not be run often during development or even will…

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