TestNG Makes Java Unit Testing a Breeze
By Filippo Diotalevi2005-03-22
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Click the Code icon at the top or bottom of this article to download j-testng-sample.zip, the code discussed in this article.
Download TestNG at the project's Web site.
• You'll need to download the Jakarta Commons Lang library to run this article's code.
• If you're unfamiliar with Java annotations, check out Brett McLaughlin's two-part developerWorks series on the subject from September 2004:
Part 1: Add metadata to Java codePart 2: Custom annotations
• You can download JUnit at JUnit.org
• "Incremental development with Ant and JUnit," Malcolm Davis (developerWorks, November 2000) is a good article explaining how JUnit can be integrated into your projects.
• Eric Allen and Roy Miller both covered unit testing frequently in their respective columns, Diagnosing Java code and Demystifying Extreme Programming.
• Testdriven.com is a comprehensive collection of articles and resources about test-driven development.
• Learn more about various open source testing tools.
• Learn more about "Unit testing with mock objects," Alexander Day Chaffee and William Pietri (developerWorks, November 2002).
• A lot of ideas about JUnit, unit testing, and TestNG are recorded on Cedric Beust's blog.
• Are you test infected? Find out the meaning of this term.
• Visit the Developer Bookstore for a comprehensive listing of technical books, including hundreds of Java-related titles.
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Tutorial Pages:
» Try this testing framework for its advances over JUnit
» About the code
» TestNG quickstart
» Defining test groups
» Configuration methods
» Exception checking
» Wrapping up
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