Test Driven Development: By Example ([ISBN]0321146530) by Kent Beck.
Test Driven Development: A Practical Guide ([ISBN]0131016490) by David
Astels
You can find these on Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN=0321146530/alberg30-20
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN=0321146530/alberg30-
gomathi wrote:
> i am in swing based project .How to use Juint
>
Yeah, well, I'd probably check out a jUnit book then. If you're
interested in testing the GUI portion then you'll probably need some
sort of add-on that will pretend it's a user.
Just out of curiosity, what led you to ask this
On 3/9/06, gomathi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
> how to test java application in junit.Is there is any example for test.how to
> give each class into junit for testing
The MailReader application for Action 1.3 is a fair example of how to
approach unit testing in a web application environment.
: RE: about Junit
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Is your java application a web based or swing based. If it's web based and
struts based then
the struts test case can help you. But if it's swing based then extended junit
frameworks like
abbot can help. And if it is pure java classes that you want to test then
directly go for junit
framework,
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