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- In-Container Testing with JUnit by Julien Dubois - [Clicks: 89]
In this article, I will describe the application of in-container testing in order to make JUnit tests access objects running inside a J2EE container. The example used here is a Struts-based Web application, which is fairly common among enterprise applications, but the techniques discussed are relevant to any J2EE project.
http://www.oracle.com/technology/pub/articles/server_side_unit_tests.html - Aug, 2004 - Test Web applications with HttpUnit by Balazs Fejes - [Clicks: 71]
Many expensive and free tools are available for creating automated test scripts for Web applications. These tools can capture the way the testers interact with the browser and play it back in a configurable and sometimes programmable manner. However if you're a programmer who just got the job to create functional unit tests, you'll find HttpUnit a much more enjoyable and programmer-friendly toolkit. Plus, you can potentially save thousands of dollars.
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-04-2004/jw-0419-httpunit.html - Apr, 2004 - Unit testing Web applications with HttpUnit by Daniel Rubio - [Clicks: 57]
In a recent article we explored how to stress test a Web application with JMeter. Use of a stress-testing tool is worthwhile when the underlying application is 100% compliant with its design objectives. In this article we will explore how to verify this compliance through another open source testing tool named HttpUnit.
http://www.devchannel.org/devtoolschannel/04/03/18/1438213.shtml - Mar, 2004 - Testing Web Applications with HttpUnit (Don't worry, it's not boring!) by Balazs Fejes - [Clicks: 49]
There are many expensive or free tools to create automated test scripts for web applications. These tools can capture the way the testers interact with the browser, and play it back in a configurable and sometimes programmable manner. However if you're a programmer who just got the job to create functional or unit tests, you'll find HttpUnit a much more enjoyable and programmer-friendly toolkit. Not to mention you can potentially save thousands of dollars...
http://fb2.hu/x10/Articles/HttpUnit.html - Feb, 2004