Category: JUnit

You will find a greater need for Integration tests as your testing requirements become more complex when you’re supporting enterprise application development using the Spring Framework. Sometimes, allowing Spring to manage the beans makes your testing easier, sometimes you want to test parts of your Spring Configuration, sometimes you’ll need to wire in a Mock component for […]Continue reading

Testing software has many meanings, which are often confused. In the last decade or so, we’ve seen agile development methodologies go mainstream in the modern enterprise. These methodologies are often misunderstood and misused. Some times they assume you have clean testable code. Often, when dealing with legacy applications, you simply don’t. I’ve encountered legacy Java […]Continue reading