Today, I was pleasantly surprised at how easy a time I had setting up some JSP pages to interact with my ongoing Java/Spring MVC home automation server. I seem to remember the setup for this being annoying in a past Java life, but my experience today was the opposite. So, here is a brief summary…
Today, I’m going to post an excerpt of a tutorial I created for the use of Moq on an internal company wiki for training purposes. I presented today on mocking for unit tests and was revisiting some of my old documentation, which included an introductory, unofficial explanation of lambda expressions that doesn’t involve any kind…
Tonight, I enjoyed a nice success. Specifically, I enjoyed the kind of success that I’ve found tends invariably to arise from using TDD — I wired some things together and discovered that everything just worked (well, at least my java code did – I did have a slight oops with javascript typos, but that’s to…
In this post, I’d like to point out something I learned while working following yesterday’s post. In my haste to find the JUnit equivalent of MS Moles, I didn’t stop to think about what I was doing. So, as I expanded on yesterday’s effort, I realized that my mocking of Runtime.getRuntime() didn’t seem to be…
Today, I’m continuing my series on unit testsing with JUnit with a target audience of C# developers. Goals These are today’s goals that I’m going to document: See about an NCrunch-equivalent, continuous testing tool for Eclipse and Java Testing the various complexities of the @PathVariable annotations Use mockito to perform a callback Mocking something that’s…
