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Why are test frameworks like JUnit or TestNG not more "object-oriented"?
By "more object-oriented", I mean, it appears to me testing frameworks like TestNG and JUnit could encourage testers to write implementations of Test and TestSuite interfaces. The current approach ...
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Given an implementation of a Service Layer and Repository layer, should you make tests of both?
Currently I have an entity called Product with the respective ProductRepository and ProductService.
For ProductService, I have tests for:
Read (Covering Create too)
Update
Delete
Besides achieving ...
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Unit testing a void method
In order to fix a bug in an application, I modified a method named postLogin by adding a call to an existing method named getShoppingCart.
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protected void postLogin() {
getShoppingCart();
}
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Testing strategy for wrapper class
In my Android project I decided to create wrapper around SharedPreferences(which is basically key-value storage) with following interface
interface Preferences{
public void saveInt(int value, ...
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Should each method have a separate JUnit test class?
I am writing JUnit unit tests for my classes.
Is it better to have a separate class for each method, or have just one test class for every actual class?
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Where Are Multiple JUnit Test Methods Typically Placed in Code?
I've just read the Vogella JUnit tutorial and found it very helpful in understanding how to use JUnit. However, I'm a bit confused about what the convention is for placing multiple test methods in ...
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How to test Java web applications
So far I haven't been testing or learning how to test my java web applications.
If you do, what are the tools you need, and is it really necessary to test a web application if doesn't need scaling or ...
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