In Spring microservices, we create beans that will be used by other components within the application, and as they need to be tested, we can create a JUnit test that uses them. In our example, we have created an interface named CustomerService that has been implemented by the CustomerServiceImpl class, which is annotated with the @Service annotation; this has created a bean in our context that we can test.
First, let's open our CustomerServiceImpl class and select class. We can select the class name and press Shift + Ctrl + T. A new window will appear with the title Choose Test for CustomerServiceImpl with an option to Create New Test. Selecting that option will bring up the Create Test window:
Create Test Window
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