JMockit allows developers to write unit and integration tests without
the testability issues typically found with other mocking tools.
It support hibernate mock too.
Sounds like very well fit with tapestry.
T5 has test ability with inject dependency itself: it can load
RegistryBuilder from test appModule to get DAO and service injections.
such as :
protected void setUp(){
builder=new RegistryBuilder();
builder.add(TapestryIOCModule.class);
builder.add(HibernateCoreModule.class);
builder.add(MiniAppModule.class); //MiniAppModule is my test app module
reg= builder.build();
reg.performRegistryStartup();
...
}
Do you know how to make db related test on jmockit or dbunit?
One simplest way: change hibernate to use hsqlDB in memory for test
environment,but how can do that to change another hibernate
configure,instead of product or development environment?
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